The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1970 — Page 2

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— HIE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — FEBRUARY 11970

Falcons Wm Thrilling Game Over South Central Bi ice Dayhuff pan d a fourth qimUU drive that featured a sti >i g South Central rally, but tlu Jolin Glenn Falcons held on sot <fi excitin.; 66-62 victory. Th< ^9inv was about as wild and \v > > 4as co kl Io exjH < ted as it v. <1 obvious in the first half th d was out of control. Never hi- --^ch a display by benches be n so obvious without a technu foul being called, and the I>.m * unconsistent officiating, on! liadr an exciting game more c >ntt oversial When all the an 1 ■ had cleared, it was the tu t half pla\ of Kevin Hanni ana the second half efforts of I off that resulted in the exc :’.n _ seventh victory for the F i ns this season. Co ch John Hans' boys looked moie the part in this game, espemly in the first half before th ficiating took over. Showin- more determined desire ana t io best passing of the season. the Fall ons moved ahead eoi to stay. Hanni opened the scoring for the Falcons and ;cit< t Wayne Bluhm, the South Conti cl scoring ace. tied it up. Curt Pletcher bombed in two bask-(s and the Falcons were out u front. Mil >• Grieger hit a lay in and Math a free throw to cut th? mar.to to 6-5. but Dayhuff hit sot f e Falcons. Bluhm hit on a pit of fret throws but Hanni fit it hit one free shot and then • basket followed by another ft n Dayhuff for a 13-7 lead besot- Bruce Deardorff plunked one it for SC fro mth? top of th? circle. Don Hendricks put a 1I footer in and then scored from in close. Hanni made it 19-9 from the corner before a long ■ ne with only five seconds to g, by Bluhm mad? the score 19 1' a the end of the first peri >1 30 *h Central cut the lead to four e irly in the second quarter but tie Falcons crisp passing and good shooting took charge on t- more Hanni hit first, then Bluhm as the expected scoring duel between these two was in tii * m king except for some good defsn ve work by Pletcher. Anoth.n Hanni field goal made it 2: H bu t the Satellites came it back with four points by Gne. and another driving lav UJ’ Deardorff to cut it to " Hanni and Hendricks hit ?' t t-back before Deardorff •ut i. tin. 1 ■<s then a long drv spell me a ™ the Falcons Ce , ‘ ‘ ie,ld by 12 while South Ui" HtH alniost thrpe min.thout a score. a Late bv FrVar madp lalftime as Hanni's 15

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point first half easily was the outstanding performance at this time. Fi m here on cut it was that ‘•something else" you here about so often. South Centra! made two vhanges that effected play in this half, one they put Rosenfeld in the middle and stressed getting the ball to him. and second, started to press in an effort to cati h up Although the scoring pace didn't go wild, the whistles and fouls did. The Falcons wer? outscored in this period 16-13 but maintained a Safe lead. 46-39. However, time Fal< on starters picked up four fouls in this critical period and they had to go to their bench a lot. The Satellites took some advantage of this, but the steady ball handling of freshman Dayhuff offset much of th? press. Jn the final period, the Satellites hit first with Deardorf getting a couple. Pletcher matched this with two charity tosses, but Rosenfeld hit again from the middle of the zone defense. Fred Bullinger added two free shuts but Rosenfeld mate hed this and the LaPorte County crew cut the lead to a single point with baskets by that man Rosenfeld and then Bluhm. The clock showed 6:09 and the arithmatic read 50-49 when a pair of charity tosses by first Pletcher and then Dayhuff made it a five point margin again. A rebound basket by Marks was followed by a driving lay in by Tom McGee and Dayhuff stuck in another pair of free throws. This made it 58-51. but once more South Central made a determined effort to catch up. With 3 12 left. Rosenfeld hit once more from the middle and was fouled by Pletcher, his last of the game. The three point play was followed by a fifth foul on Jaske. but the errant effort of Marks didn't put any points on the big board. Dayhuff drew Deardorffs fifjh foul and he was true on his one-and-one effort but Bluhm went right down floor to score for the Satellites. Hanni hit one of two only to have Fryman score for South < entral and withl:oß left to plav the lead was a mere 61-58. Another foul to Dayhuff excused Fryman for the night with five and Bruce hit one of two at this point. Rosenfeld hit both ends of a one-and-one and Dayhuff again was fouled and missed the attempt only to have Bullinger get a game-icing tip in. This made the lead four points with 28 seconds left and in the final 13 seconds McGee and Bullinger each hit one free throw and Bennett South Central's last basket. Dayhuff paced all scorers as he totaled 20 on five baskets and 10 of 13 from the line. A 16 point effort by Hanni was the only other Falcon total in double digits. Bluhm, although not impressive, still stuck in 18 forth? Satellites and Rosenfeld added 14, almost all scored in the last half. B Team Lanes Again The Falcon B team, after putting in a good first half, waited at the hands of the hustling reserves of South Central by a final score of 57-41. Box Score John Glenn fg ft fta p Hanni 7 2 5 4 Hendricks 4 0 10 Jaske 0115 Pletcher 2 5 6 5 Dayhuff 5 10 13 0 McGee 2 2 6 2 Bullinger 1 3 4 3 Lute 0 1 4 2 Top. Is 21 24 40 21

South Cent ml Bluhm 7 4 4 1 Rosenfeld 4 6 7 5 Fryar 0 3 4 5 Bennett 1-0 0 1 Deardor ff 3 2 4 5 Grieger 2 2 3 0 Marks 1.2 6 3 Niksch 0002 Fryman 3 115 Score By Quarters John Glenn 19 33 46 66 South Central 11 23 39 62 Fahiuld blasts Shamrocks 91-59 Saturday Night The Fairfield Falcons solidly di upped North Liberty's Shamrocks Saturday night, handing the 14th loss of the season to North LiLberty by a convincing 91-59 margin. Fail tn iu naa one of the best records 111 Indiana basketball and displayed why in this game. Fairfield opened the scoring right alter the tip as Hollar hit a jump shot Marty Dietmar wiggled free lor a lay in to tie the score, but the Falcons then went on a scoring spree of nine fast points in less than two minutes to take command by a score of 11-2. The teams then battled back and forth on an even basis for the rest of the period until their big center, Brookins, and Clem hit in succession in the final minute to give the host team a very substantial lead of 24-13 at the end of the first quarter. The next eight minutes were dominated by the Falcons at »he free throw line. After moving to a 32-16 lead on three baskets and a pair of free throws while the Shamrocks were getting only a jumper by Boarman and a tree throw by Walls, the Falcons collected their next seven points on free throws to maintain a 15 point lead. Brookins finished the period with three baskets as they had then moved to a 45-30 halftime lead. Lack of free throw shooting by the Shamrocks was also instrumental in the Falcons holding a safe lead. The Fairfield team hit the first five points of the second half, but at this point the Shamrocks missed four consecutive free shots that gave them a meager total of six of 17 at this point. The Shamrocks just couldn't contain the Falcons and get hot at the same time. Th? big boy, Brookins was ever present and plenty of balance behind him allowed the Falcons to maintain the big lead. At the end oi three periods, it was 68-45 and it was just that same old matter of time and how much that remained. The Falcons added a big final period to an already tin? pertormance to win going away. Brookins Hits 28 The big 6 7 ’ center, Brookins, paced all scorers with a fine total of 28 points as he hit 14 field goals and wam't tooled at all. He had good support from Hollar with 17 and Don Yoder with 13. In all. the ten players all shared in the scoring. The Shamrocks were paced by Boarman as he collected 18 points, also all on field goals. The only other Shamrock in double figures was Fair with 10. Box Score Fairfield f K ft n a p Clem 2 0 0 1 Cart 2 1 3 3 Brookins 11 0 0 1 F • ■ - * ” ' e • I • ■ . • ~ ' > < C 6 i 5 ' ' . • . » •‘■•MMU * * < . V :■,,f ’ . .1 1 f , ' * * * • . . . e f . .. . „ ■ • ‘ ‘ ■ 1 ' .: * • \ ’ K ( ' ■ ! ' . a 1 s :! ■ '? , c,r >’ • i >■ t rein • • ■ . ■ ' ■ c .e. ?tir dh tc! t. wwlta * _ A -mwl i» ; 1 ' »'' *' ,

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Hollar 5 7 8 1 Don Yoder 4 5 6 1 Deny Yoder 12 3 1 Robinson 14 5 2 Worthman 10 0 0 Wey bright 0 4 4 3 Wysong 4 0 0 1 Totals 34 23 29 14 North IJberty Zook 2114 Boarman 9 0 3 1 Dittmar 3 0 3 2 Wesolek 2 2 3 5 Walls 2 2 3 5 Fair 4 2 5 2 Anderson 0 0 0 1 Hostetler 2 0 0 2 Flora 10 0 0 Halt 10 10 Totals 26 7 19 22 Score By Quarters Fairfield 24 45 68 91 North Liberty 13 30 45 59 Monday Night Lou Ann’s Beauty 29 11 Regina's Beauty 2613’, Huhnke s Service 25 15 Bunny's Bowling 22 18 Tomorro Corp. 10’., 29 Jacob Drug Store 8 32 High team series and game: Huhnke's Service Station 2118, 740; Jacob Drug Store 3063, 719; Lou Ann's Beayty Shoppe 2055, 743. High individual series & game: Janbie Downs 478. I^2; June Baker 475. 178; Janice White 467, 169. Mt? Owl — Final First Half Jacob Drugs 33 7 Bunny's Bowling Lanes 22 18 No. 2 Bierly 21 19 No. 4 Stull 21 19 No. 5 Winkelman 13 27 No. 1 Whitmer 10 3Q High team series and game: Jacob Drugs 2354. 880; Bunny's Bowling Lanes 2349. 837; No. 5 Winkelman 2243, 825. High individual senes & game: John Cowger 555. 234; Fran Gindelberger 554; Rex Stull 549, 215; Chuck Minter 245. Friday N*ght Ladies Shamrock Inn 58 34 A. M. Manuel 54 38 Janet's Beauty Sakin 64 38 Kane's Shell Serv, 48 44 Pugsley's Electric 47 45

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Well's Local UAW 44 48 Hocker's Transfer 39’2 52 ’ s Liberty Lanes 23’, 68', High team series and game: A. 5L Manuel funeral Home 2138, 737; Shamrock Inn 2121, 752; Kane's Shell Service 2083, 728. High individual series & game: Ocie Singleton 528, 222; Mary Ellen Maenhout 482; Diana Sims 479, 201; Betty Trzaskowski 192. Thursday Night Ladies Community Bana 53 31 Community Grocery 51’, 32’4 Dave & Ray's 46’, 37’i Home Dairy 46 38 Lonzo Oil 41’, 42^4 Big C Lumber 4U 44 Hi De Ho 37‘, 46’i A. M. Manuel 35’, 48 Fanners State Bank 35 49 Wells 33’^ 50 High team series ana game: Community Bank 2149, 774; Community Grovery 2139, 772; Home Dairy 2128, 753. High individual series & game: Marge O'Connor 507, 180; Ocie Singleton 502, 195; Georgia Bergland 499. 203; J. Gordon 180; G. Rauen 180. Wednesday Night 1 Julies Plas-Steel 19 5 Welco 15 y Kingsbury 12 12 Walk. Beauty Center 11 13 Paddle Wheel 9 15 Zellem Oil Co. 5 19 High team series and game: Welco 2212, 760. 755; Plas-Steel 2145, 765; Kingsbury 2092. High individual series A game: G. Stickley 516; S. Anderson 493. 185; B. Smith 492; J. Bouse 189; J. White 183. Nnburhaa Ij*ague Jim’s Barber Shop 26 6 Dad & Lad’s 23 9 Walk. Ford Sales 19 13 Bob's Bar 12 20 No. 3 McGee 9 23 No. 6 McNeal 7 25 Team high series and game: Walkerton Ford Sales 2596. 891. 857, 848; Jim’s Barber Shop 2508; Dad & Lad s 2463. Individual high series A game; Jim Millies 580, 224; Clyde Bick 550, 202, Art Mann 525. 202; Chet Bigler 210 Tuny Snfar 202. The family hiat >p nja reckcredit Is a dangerous th ng.