The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1967 — Page 11

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Davis, a first round winner over Culver. The I nil score was Glenn 78, Kouts 69. It didn’t take long for all the fans present on this wlnlery evening to find out the strong point of the Kouts team, Carl Hannin. The sharp - shooting Hannon is averaging 34 points a game and he cut 1 >ose with a lon ; side shoot just after the op< ning tip to give them a 2-0 lead. Mike West hues tied the store shortly after with a short shot from the baseline and the Falcons took the lead after a minute had passed as Jack Ross took a 1 ng lead pass from Greg Amor for a lay-in and a 4-2 margin. T< m Hann, n broHier of the sha ph< olin Carl, hit a so ■ th’ hut I’.i u nuitH. I t* • be. :-' the Kouts team knl 1 ' ; th-' count at 5-5 wi"i am’hci b ’■ * 1 b r H Hann n. Anu r hit fiom tin left Fide. Ross stub the hall < n the Fai on ; press and hit a Dy-in end Ann r sc >rt i again from almost ’lie •tme sp t a before f r an 11-5 lead as the Falcons struck real quick with these three baskets. Carl Hannon hit a single point an I Dunham added a basket from the right side over the zone for Kouts. Cc-llins scored from eight feet and the hustling Kout team then took the lead 12-11 as they caught the (lean defense b'l'p.m and Carl Hann n drove all the wav for a lay-in after a mi >-d I deon shot. Ros - came back with a 17 foot Jumper an I Westhucs added on? of two fr-v throws before the long bomber Hannon swished another ft nt outer spue. Westhues then hit outer spice. Westhues then hit a pair of free shots, but again Hann n needed just a few m. - onds left from 15 foot, but Hann n needed just a few seconds to get within range, ah‘lit 35 feet, as he bossed Another through t tie the score at 18-18 as the fir. t peri's! ended. The second quarter was a different 3 ry and the turning p int in the game. The Fai ns’ coach. Roger Beehler, set the de', n e espvirdlv to stop the fine •h'Wln" nr Hannon hv putting John Stasko on him all over the floor with the rest of the team helping out If he got the ball. The strategy of keeping

him from getting the ball worked pretty w.ll and with a hot streak of their own, the Fall ns moved to a comfortable halftime lead. Amor started the action with a lay-in as he took the tip and drove for a nu e lefthander pushing the Falcons to a lead that, was nev. r seiiou.lv threatened. Jerry Shenks. in the game since half way through the first period, h.t his first basket of the night, a 11 footer from the left side i>f the lane. Amor hit one of two charity shots and Westhues got a tip-in. Shvaks hit again from 11 feet be'orp C Ilin connected . n a lay- n tor Kouts, but the b ale m had built up a pood Dad by this kmc A red hot sto ik followed as tlu Fak' nr got tl. ir fast break P' ing with the w -k of Amor, Siu ks and Jim S i‘h on the I' k I : Ross h’t a lay-il fir t. Sheiks thi n .'tu ’k in an 'her jump r from 17 ft et out ml P.iss got tw > more lay-in , ior a big 35-20 lead. Fnm here on out, thi teams battled about even until halftime when the score read Joan Cl nn 11, K< uts 27 Falcons In ( <»mniand T'ntil tr’it h ilwv । imn'h the final quarter, the Falcons were in complete command. They had to fight off the efforts of Carl Hannon again in the thirl period is he cored freely in tin- first and third quarters, but h id a I t of tr able v ith the defense in the sen nd and f> urth stanz’s. All five of the Falcon, shared in the scoring in the third peri 1 is they opened the

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had from It to 17 points Thm. were playing gm/l fun !am»*ntal ball, g-tting go< d shots m l hitting th»*m. Their I'ffi'tfs were complimented by a similar type of bail from Kouts, not a loosely play.il game at all and for th.’ first time in aj e., foul werent the important ph c e of the game the execution of the coaching given the boys was the standout item. Heading into the find period leading 64-47, the Falcons let down just a little as the play progressed, looking str. ngly for only the good shot and consequently not playing the normal game that had booste*! them to the margin. Ross continued his fine efforts on fast breaks and opined with a I tv-in. T Hannon hit from 19 foot and Collins added a p i” of fn-e thr w>. Ri s to <k ; n ’ Iht p iss from Amor < n . cu* ■ nl the center for a lay-in > rd. to have T Hannon tally on a rebound. Westhues made a o< I tip-in for the Fili . n .nd A’u< r and Stasko hit bin k-'o-back la .-ins as th. Falcon weir mo\,n. t ward tne basket the entire game, gettin; the goisi pt -t i n’ i'.-" shots. From this 71-55 lead. Kout. 1 took advanta •• <>f what few < • >f the F; Irons made plus a bri f cld ; • a- so got 12 ; traieht point an'’ trim the lead to seven before Amor got 'wo back-to-back baskets in the final minute. The Falcons went almost four lianute; without any kin lof a > a v hile < tarl Hannon acain po- i tl,” Kouts five with his li n" bombs. A pair of fn throws by fb tu rat the fin-

al gun decided th« final margin I of 7H-69. Kohs Hits 2n Po nts Ross pa. n| the Falc< n scoring ■ with 26 points as he totaled 12 baskets and a pair of free ■ throws. Os his 12 baskets, K) of these baskets were 01 the lay-in variety. He had plenty of double r figure help With Amor and WestI hues each adding 17 points while Sheaks tossed in 12. The r,nly I dark point in the game was lack : of success on free throw shoott ing again as the F tlrons hit only 6 or 16 in this game. Carl Hannon led all scorers justifil ably with 32 points. He tossr-d > in 15 baskets and a pur of onei pointers with the majority of his I baskets coming fror . way out. i He undoubtedly is th. be • hoot1 er the Falcons h ive tHee 1 th s year, at Lust from th" 11 r Box -More Amor 8 14s Grove. 0 u (j 3 Stasko 3 002 Uesthues 7 3 6 I Ross 12 2 I 1 Sheaks 6024 Smith 0 0 0 1 Totals 36 6 16 15 Kouts C. Ha non 15 2 3 4 Dunhnn 2012 C Ihn 4 6 6 2 1 T H nnon 5 112 I Hefner 12 5 3 . Edwards 2 0 11 I Shutske 0 0 10 Totals 29 11 17 14 IHH’BI.E TKOI BLE > People who borr >w trouble 1 find in the long run that the inte est cats up the principal

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