The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1977 — Page 2

APRIL n, 1977 r- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

John Glenn Boys’ Track Team Results Glenn Third In Triangular Meet The John Glenn bovs track team opened their season with Bremen and Culver in a triangular meet on April II Bremen took home the honors from the Culver track with 101 points, while the host Cavaliers had 53 and Glenn trailed the field with IK. The Summan High Jump —l. Leeper (B); 2. Smith (Ch; 3. Cline. G): 4. Cassidy (G) Height s'B" Long jump — I. Smith (Ch 2, Higgins (c(; 3. Reagen (B); 4. Kemple (Ch Distance 19'8' i" Pole vault — I. Downey (Bh Smith (Gh 3. Freehauf (Bh 4. Leeper (Bh Height 11 Shot put —l. Hall (Bh 2. Fox (Bh 3. Foret (Bh 4, Boyne (C). Distance 45’11 1 j" Discus — I. Hall (Bh 2. Forte (Bh 3. Boyne (Ch 4. Fox (Bh Distance 128'4" High hurdles —l. Higgins (Ch 2. Michael (B); 3. Salmas (C); 4. Perkins (Bh time: 16.5 Mile run —l. Trusty (C); 2, Zlw inger (Bh 3. Stuntz (Bh 4. Cline (G). Time 5:01 100 yard dash — I. Barts (Bh 2. Amahng (Bh Smith (Ch 4. Habrook (Ch Time: 10.7 440 vard dash — I. Hostetler (B); 2. Neff (Bh 3. Taylor (Bh Stickler (Bh Time :53.89 880 vard run —l. Tom Moore (G); 2. Heiser (Bh 3. Elliot (Bh 4. Adams (Bh Time 2:08 220 yard dash —l. Amaiing (Bh 2. Kemple (Ch 3. Barts (Bh 4. Hart (Ch Time :23.7 Low hurdles —l. Salinas (Ch 2, Michael (B); 3. Higgins (Ch 4, Perkins(B). Time :22.65 2 mile run —l. David Haag (Gh 2. Trusty (Bh 3. Robinson (Bh 4, Back (Gh Time 11:05 Mile relay —l. Bremen; 2. Culver; 3. Glenn. Time 3:44.9 880 yard relay — I. Bremen; 2, Culver; 3. Glenn. Time 1:35

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Triton 95, Glenn 32 The second meet of the season found Glenn going up against a vers strong Triton team. Triton won bv a 95-32 score with Glenn getting only one first. Tom Moore in the half-mile. The Summary High hurdles —l. Kaiser (T). 2. 2. Ganshore (Th 3. Dan Florian (Gh Time 19.0 Mile run — I. Kreft (Th 2, lim Cline (Gh 3. Craig Ochs (G). Time 4:58 3 Discuss — I. Brunk (Th 2. Larry Harrell (G); 3. Sill (Th Distance 120'4" Shot put —l. Brunk (T); 2. Larry Harrell (Th 3. Sill (T). Distance 43'3%" High jump —l. Morris (T); 2, Roaheis (Th 3. Craig Ochs (Gh Height 6'l ” Long jump —l. Ganshore (T); 2, Fisher (Th 3. Brian Cassidy (G). Distance I8'8%" 100 yard dash — I. Hewitt (Th 2, Rhondo Rininger (Gh 3. Beatty (T). Time : 11.2 440 yard dash. — 1. Fisher (T>; 2, Ganshore (Th 3. Lvnch (T). lime :55.1 880 yard run —l. Tom Moore (Gh 2. Dan Florian (Gh 3, Carpenter (Th Time 2:10.4 220 yard dash — I. Brunk (T); 2, Hewitt (Th 3. Rhondo Rininger (G). Time :24.6 Pole vault — I. Brady (T); 2. Don Smith (Gh 3. Sauver (T). Height IT Low hurdles —l. Morris (Th 2. Roaheis (Th 3. Rodney Miller (Gh Time :23.3 2 mile run — I, Kreft (T); 2, David Haag (Gh 3. Kiasen (T). Time 10:50.9 Mile relav — I. Triton. Time 3:46.0 88 yard relay —l. Triton. Time 1:40.0 Fairfield 96%, Glenn 30% The third meet of the season was a conference meet with Fairfield and the Elkhart County team won bs a 96% to 30'6 score. The Summary High hurdles —l. Troyer (Fh 2. Clawson (Fh Hostetler (Fh lime

: 16.0 Shot put —l, Beer (F); 2, Larry Harrell (G), Bob Muncie (G) and Hofer (Fh Distance 41'3" Mile run —l, Troyer (F); 2. Tim Cline (Gh 3, John Frame (G). Time 4:50.1 100 yard dash —l. Garber (F); 2. Rhondo Rininger (G); 3. Dausman (F). Timc:l 1.25 Long jump —l. Snyder (F); 2. Brian Cassidy (G); 2, Dausman (F). Distance 19’4%" Pole vault —l. Holmes (F); 2. Don Smith (F); 3. Garner (F). Height 11'6" 440 yard dash —l, Holmes (F); 2. Coy (F); 3. Hostetler (F). Time :53.6 Discus —l, Nissley (F); 2. Drudge (Fh 3, Larry Harrell (Gh Distance 128'3” 880 vard run — I. Tom Moore (G); 2. Black (F); 3. Bishof (F). Time 2:08.3 220 yard dash — I. Dausman (F); 2. Rhondo Rininger (Gh 3. Larry Lifford (Gh Time :25.1 Low hurdles —l. Troyer (F); 2, Snyder (F); 3. Hostetler (Fh Time :22.2 2 mile run —l. Kelly (f); 2. David Haag (G); 3. McDowell (F). Time 10:45.2 High jump —l, Clawson (F); 2, Coy (F); 3. Craig Ochs (G) and Tim Cline (Gh Height 5'4" Mile relav —l. Fairfield. Time 3:42.3 880 yard relay — I. Fairfield. Time 1:40.1 John Glenn has won a total of eight meets in nine years and this year have a very young team. They open the season with some very good track teams and the kids are not disheartened by the score to date. They arc working hard and with these young kids, coach Kerry Hacnes feels that they will put together some fine performances. It is too early to tell yet what kind of season they will have but if the kids keep working as hard as they are at

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present, coach Hacnes thinks they will surprise some teams before the season is over. JOHN GLENN GIRLS' TENNIS RESULTS This is the first interscholastic girls tennis team for John Glenn High School and the girls have been practicing regularly and arc showing signs of steady improvement. Two matches has been played to date with the team losing 6-1 to Plymouth, and 5-2 to Triton’s girls' teams. Most of the matches are played away from home due to the limited facilities in Walkerton. Sophomore Anita Ecker has won both of her matches and the other winner has been Annette Peterson. Coach Kickbush has been very please with the performances of the other players and remains optimistic that the rest will be winners with the additional experience of play. Members of the varsity squad arc Anita Ecker. Annette Peterson, sophomores: Christy Rausch. Terri South, Kerri Gardner. Sheri Farrar and Nancy Peterson, juniors; and two seniors, Sherri Carlson and Sandy McDonald. Reserve members are Mary Sheaks, Jean Scott. Mashellc Pavcy. Mary Capek. Linda Giese.

sophomores; Patty Legge, a junior, and freshmen Gwen Cromey, Pam Zchncr and Donna Klopfenstein. John Glenn Giris’ 1977 Tennis Schedule (remaining matches) APRIL 21 CMA 4:00 T 25 LaVille 4:00 T 26 St. Joseph 4:00 T 28 New Prairie 4:00 T MAY 2 Triton 4:00 T 4 North Liberty 4:00 T 18 Jimtown 4:30 H 23 Sectional 24 Sectional 25 Sectional ante* 1 iems. 1 ASsnsaott orfca/e peopie C M l* Mo*(<r CompS"> » o< A M C© ¥****«• 2