There's a chance Warasw Community High School junior Brock Davis' name won't show up on the stat sheet from Saturday night's Class 4A boys basketball state championship game.

Ryan Lloyd Scott Thomas, 33, of Claypool, died at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 2, 2007, in his residence.

Nic Moore has 14 for Warsaw while Lucas Grose has 7 and Justin Clemens has 4.DVanutes Smith Rivera has 16 and Terone Johnson has 13 for the Panthers.7 Panthers scored in the first half.Warsaw has 18 turnovers and shot just 9 of 24 from the floor and 7 of 14 from the free throw line

BOURBON - Gerald "Jerry" L. Clark Sr., 71, of 2820 20th Road, Tippecanoe, died June 14, 2008, in his residence.

Branden Dawson just had a steal and one handed slam to pull his team to within two.\Washington's ball

Wallace just hit a three to pull the Hornets to within four. Washington has the ball coming out of the timeout.Looks like it may come down to free throws.

Washington used a late third quarter run to take a 45-43 lead after 24 minutes. We're eight minutes away from crowning the 3A state champ.Washington is looking to win its third state crown in 5 years with wins in 2005 and 2008.It would be Wallace's first state title in boys basketball.

We're coming down to the wire here in the 3A game.

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Dawson called for a charge on a layup that would have brought Wallace within two but then Washington called for travel as player tried to call timeout.

Times-Union Staff Writer Daniel Riordan will offer up live updates from the 3A and 4A state finals games at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. If you can't get near a radio or tv Saturday night or just want some extra coverage vist www.timesuniononline.com for updates as the Warsaw Tigers take on Indianapolis North Central for the 4A State Title.

MENTONE – Though the bank signed off on an easement before the property was auctioned, the new owner still wants the town of Mentone to pay up. Monday night, Miles Nellans told the town council that he purchased the Tucker farm, located in the northwest corner of town, about a month ago. A map was posted at the auction regarding the stormwater tile that will go down the farm along the edge. Nellans said he was not at the auction, he was in Texas, but his son was at the auction. Lake City Bank, who was the personal representative for the Olive Tucker Estate, signed off on the easement prior to the auction. Nellans said digging a ditch that big, he felt, was going to damage his cropland. He asked for some compensation for the land going to be torn up by the work. He said it could take multiple years for the property to be back in full production. His cash rent is $175 per acre. Nellans said 1-1/2 acres will be torn up, and he figured it will take at least five years to get back to full production. He asked that the town pay him about $650 for out-of-pocket costs. Nellans said he won’t farm the property himself, he rents it out. For the total amount he was asking from the town, he said he pro-rated it. This year, he figured, he’d receive nothing off the land. Next year, he said, he’d get 50 percent, 60 percent the next year, then 70, 80 and 90 percent the following years. Town attorney Larry Beeson told Nellans the property was sold as is. The town had approached Lake City Bank to get the easement. “I don’t see how the town could be responsible for that,” Beeson said. Utilities Superintendent Eric Carlin said the trench out in the field will be big. Nellans said there will be a pretty extensive compaction out there. Beeson said that besides the easement was granted before the auction, “If the town had tons of money, it would be a different picture, too.” Carlin suggested the council could table the matter for a month so he could talk to the project engineer. He also wanted to see if the town could pay Nellans’ request through the grant money received for the project. The council tabled the issue until its May 2 meeting. Town Marshal Jim Eads said he and deputy Terry Engstrand have been talking about an abandoned property ordinance. Some stuff the police department picks up and holds for a long time, and they don’t know what to do with it. The items include everything from bicycles to cell phones and other odds and ends. Eads said they probably have close to 100 items. “I think we even have a firearm in possession. We sent a letter to the owner, but they never came and picked it up. How long do we have to hold on to it?” Eads asked. “One’s man’s trash is another man’s treasurer, so you got to be careful there,” said Beeson. Eads asked how long the police department has to hold on to the items before they become the town’s property or can throw it out. Beeson said he will look into it. Council President Tim Croy reported the town is still providing garden spots. If anyone is interested, they can call Ron Scott at 574-353-7460. “It looks like we’ll be able to provide water for the gardens, but they will have to carry it by buckets,” Croy said. The town also is still looking at doing a Mentone Community Farmers Market. The tentative opening date is June 18. For more information about the market, contact Shelly Krueger at 574-353-8105, cell phone 574-606-7549 or at the Bell Memorial Public Library at 574-353-7234. In other business, the council: n Announced spring clean up will be May 18. Croy said they don’t want stuff in the streets. Eads said Clerk-Treasurer Barb Ross has a list in her office of what can be and can’t be put out for spring clean up. Croy said he knows electronics now can’t be put out. n Heard from Carlin that fire hydrants will be flushed April 19-20. Residents may notice some discoloration in their water then. n Approved a pay voucher for R.E. Crosby for $166,585 for the wastewater project. Town council members present Monday night were Croy and Jill Gross. Kent Ganshorn was absent. MENTONE – Though the bank signed off on an easement before the property was auctioned, the new owner still wants the town of Mentone to pay up.

The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

With 3:49 left in the first quarter Washington is up on Gary Wallace 9-3.

Prized junior Branden Dawson didn't start for Gary Wallce tonight. No word on why. Also add IU's Tom Crean, Ball State's Billy Taylor and Minnesota's Tubby Smith to college coaches here.

Indiana and NBA legend Oscar Robertson is on hand being honored as part of the all-century team. He drew the biggest ovation of the night.

The Times-Union is ready to bring you live updates from tonights 3A and 4A games.

SYRACUSE - Jack O. Newman, 66, of Warsaw, died Feb. 7, 2007, in Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Mary Pauline Whitcraft, 95, Winona Lake, died at 12:10 a.m. May 9, 2014, at Grace Village Healthcare, Winona Lake.

SYRACUSE – Syracuse Police Chief Tony Ciriello announced his resignation from the force by Oct. 30, with his last day at the desk Oct. 2.

The 4A title game has an Indianapolis team involved...that means a lot of coverage.

TAZEWELL, Va. - Diana Lee Rautenkranz Mitchem, 25, of Bishop, Va., died Feb. 11, 2007, in her residence.

The Warsaw Tigers are preparing to board the bus and take the two-hour drive to Indianapolis for Saturday's Class 4A boys basketball state championship game.

AKRON – Oscar McCloughan, 69, rural Akron, died at 12:01 p.m. May 9, 2014, at his residence.

It's been a special week for the Warsaw Community High School boys basketball program.