The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 April 1973 — Page 4
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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL 26, 1973
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FALCONETTES WIN A(. MX The John Glenn GAA track team extended their unbeaten record with a triangular win over Mishawaka and Northwood Thursday. The Falconettes totaed 72 points for the victory with Mishawaka totaling 35^ and Northwood 20'2The Summary Hurdles — Sue Hanson (G); Burnworth (Ni; Deb Hurford Doering (N). Time 12.9. 220 — Linda Zahm (G); Penn (Ml: Lisa Creed (G); Crum (N). Tune 28.4. 50 — Sue Hanson (G); Fran Dunfee (G>; Bemiller (N); Miller (N). Time 6.35. 100 — Sue Hanson (G); Master (Mi; Sue Smith <G): Beal (M). Time 12.1. 440 Theresa Mann (G): Mark (Ml; Sue Rush (G); Acrey (M). Time 1:12.8. 880 — Laura Carter (G); Noises (Mi: Lorraine Thibodeaux (Gt: Salyer (Ml. Time 2:47. 440 relay — Glenn (Laura Carter. Sue Smith, Sue Hanson. Fran Dunfee): Mishawaka. Time 56.1. 880 relay — Glenn (Deb Nickles. Theresa Mann. Lisa Creed. Linda Zahrn); Mishawaka. Time 2:08.9. Softball throw — Joni Germaine (G): Langle (M); R. Miller (N); Theresa Mann (G). Distance 188'9". Shot put — Langle (M); Theresa Mann (G) R. Miller (N); Kehr (N). Distance 30’3’4”. High jump — Kehr (N); Froyer (N) Metzler (N); Edwards (M). Height 4’4”. Standing long jump — Fran Duntee (G); tie Phillips (N) and Master (M); Deal (M). Distance
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ST". Running long jump — Fran Dunfe? (Gi; Phillips (N); Deal iMt; Deb Hurford (G). Distance 14 6". I AIA ON GOLF TEAM TRIPS LAVILLE John Glenn's golf team opened their season Thursday on a cool damp day, but topped La Ville's golf team 178-189 on the Swan Lake course Roger Schmeltz put away medalist honors with a 42. The Summary Glenn: Roger Schmeltz 42: Brad Schmeltz 44, Brian Schmeltz 46, Lee Bouse 46, Bandy Zartman 51. LaVille: Steve Newcomb 44, John Dykstra 47. Dave Kinney 49. Rick Davenport 49, Mike Mayer 51. LaVille won the B team match b\ a 212-249 score. SHAMROCKS TOP JIMTOWN The North Liberty Shamrocks rode the bat of Chris Gensinger to a 5-3 win over Jimtown in a Northern State Conference game. Gensinger pounded a three run triple in the bottom of the sixth and had earlier hit a solo shot homer for the margin of victory’. Jimtown had taken a 2-1 lead after Gensinger’s homer until the big blow in the sixth pushed the Shamrocks in front to stay. A three hit pitching performance by Ron Lappin held the Jimmies in check for the win. Jimtown 002 001 o—3 3 1 North Liberty 010 004 x—s 5 3 Willie Sims and MiH> Floyd; Ron Lappin and Ron Moreno. Winner, Lappin; Loser, Sims.
FALCON TRACK RESULTS Westville notched an 81-46 victory over visiting John Glenn on April 11. Westville won 12 of the 15 events in handing the Falcons their second loss in as many starts. The Sunimary Long jump — Zickmund, W; Sommer, W; Eby, JG. Distance: 19'7”. High hurdles — Tarnow, W; Vermilyer, JG; Stoneburner. JG. Time: 17.2. Discus — Buchanan, W; Clabaugh, JG: Lichtenbarger, JG. Distance: 103’11”. Mile run — Moore. JG; Pulliam, W; Pilarski, W. Time: 5:16.9. 100 yard dash — Nunez. W; Schaffer, JG; Fry, JG. Time 10 6. 880 yard run — Seckerly, W; Glassley, W; Flatigher, JG. Time: 2:19.6. * 220 yard dash — Nunez. W; Fry, JG; Zickmund, W. Time: 23.5. Shot put — Buchanan, W; Clabaugh, JG; Lichtenbarger, JG. Distance 41'6’2". Low hurdles — Schaeffer, JG: Tie: Tarnow, W; and Stoneburner, JG. Time: 22.5. 2 mile run — Cowger, JG: Hale, W: ScKmeltz, JG. Time 11:09.3. Mile relay — Westville. Time 3:55.6. Pole vault — Sosh, W; Flaugher, JG; Brannor. W. 'Height: B’6". 880 yard relay — Westville. Time 1:40 6. No report given of high jump. GLENN GAA TRACK RESIT/TS In a trangular meet on April 6 Glenn's GAA posted wins over Bremen and LaVille. The team totals were Glenn 83’*>, Bremen 35’4 and LaVille 10.’ The SummaryHurdles — Sue Hanson (G); Holly Jones <B); tie Newton (L) and Deb Hurford (G). Time: 13. 220 — Linda Zahm (G); Kim Berry’ tB); Joarue Germaine (G); Whitmer (L). Time 28.6.
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50 — Fran Dunfee (G); Sue Hanson (G); Sue Worthington (B); Terry Higgins) B). Time 6.5. 100 — Sue Hanson (G); Sue Smith (G) Audrey Molebash (B); Thacker (L). Time 12.6. 4-40 — Martin (B); There*. Mann (G); Robertson (L); Deb Hurford (G). Time 1:10.6. 880 — Laura Carter (G); Thibodeaux (G); Lynn Carter (G); Bonnie Stuntz (B). Time: 2:51. 440 relay — Glenn (Laura Carter. Sue Smith, Sue Hanson, Fran Dunfee); Btemen; LaVille. Time: 55.6. 880 relay — Jolin Glenn (Sue Rush, Lisa Creed. Theresa Mann, Linda Zahrn»; Bremen; LaVille. Time: 2:07. Softball throw’ — Joni Germaine (G); Theresa Mann (G); Bauer (L) Darlene Hirstein (B). Distance: 144'10". Shot put — Theresa Marui (G); Kim Beery (B i; Marion Germann (B); Heckaman (L). Distance: 29’1’’. High jump — Jenny Kite (B); Deb Hurford (G); Isaura Carter (G>: Sue Smith (G). Heighth: 4'6”. Standing long jump — Fran Dunfee (G); Sue Smith (G); Uewton (Li; Lisa Creed (G). Distance B'2". Running long jump — Fran Dunfee (Gi; Deb Hurford (G); Jeanna Walter (B); Taylor (L). Distance: 14’10". FALCONS WIN 3-1 OVER JACKSON’S TIGERS John Glenn scored all three of their runs in the third inning to back the pitching of John Harness and Bmce Dayhuff for a 3-1 win on Friday. The two Glenn hurlers held the Tigers to just three hits W’hile the Falcons made their four and two Jackson errors got the job done. Glenn 003 000 o—3 4 0 Jackson 001 000 0- 1 3 2 John Harness, Bruce Dayhuff (5) Fred Casteel; Terrv Bartell
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and Terry Thomas. Winner, Harness. COUGARS SHUT OUT GLENN Matt Bush pitched a three-hit shutout to whitewash the Glenn Falcons in their first Northern State Conference game. Bush, bested John Harness who scattered six hits but the Cougar p.cked up single runs in the first, fifth and sixth for the win. Glenn 000 000 o—o 3 1 New Prairie 100 011 x—3 6 1 John Harness and Fred Casteel; Matt Bush and Jim Bunton. Winner, Bush; loaer, Hamess. COUGARS TOP SHAMROCKS A grand slam home run by Jerry Colanese was the difference in New Prairie's 7-4 victory over North Liberty Thursday. The big blast broke the game wide open as the Cougars held a 3-2 lead at the time. The Shamrocks came back with two m the sixth, but couldn't overcome the deficit. A solo homer by Shamrock pitcher Jay Scott and a two run shot by the Cougars' Matt Bush also highlighted the game. New Prairie 000 250 " —' 9 5 North Liberty 011 002 o—4 3 3 Schroeder and Bunton; Jay Scott. Ron Lapp.n (5) and Moreno. Winner, Schroed?r; loser, Lappin. GAA WINS AT NORTHRIDGE The ohn GTrnn GAA kept their unblemished track record clean April 11 with a dual win over Northridge. The Summary Hurdles — Carla Hawkins (N); Sue Hanson (G); Deb Hurford (G). 'rime 12.0. 88 — Laura Carter (G); Dianna Stark (N); Lorraine Thibodeaux (G). Time 2:45.7. 50 — Fran Dunfee (G); Sue Hanson (G); Brenda dark (N>. Time: 7.5. 100 — Sue Hanson (G); Carla Hawkins (N) Sue Smith (G). Time: 12.2. (Continued cn next page)