The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 February 1979 — Page 7

TOTALS 31 8 15 7 St. Joseph Micinski 0 0 0 0 Doyle 2 0 0 1 Stachowicz 6 2 3 3 Sutherland 8 111 Borkowski 2 0 0 4 Scott 2 12 2 Harper 4 0 0 1 Verdiun 0 0 10 TOTALS 24 4 7 12 Score By Quarter! St. Joseph 14 26 35 52 John Glenn 12 31 44 70 Argos Buries Glenn 113-57 Friday Night The undefeated Argos Dragons completely annihilated the John Glenn Falcons Friday night in a game at Argos that found a couple of Glenn records being set . . . not the kind you like to brag about. A big 113-57 victory by the Dragons, their 19th in a row this season, came easily as their quickness and fine team play were much more than the Falcons could handle. The loss was Glenn’s 14th in 17 decisions and broke a brief two game winning streak the past couple of week ends on the home court. The Dragons* quickness made things happen while the Falcons were still thinking about them Friday as they jumped off to a 2-0 lead on a rebound basket by senior Bill O'Dell and after Tom Moore came right down floor and fired in a 16 footer, the Dragons struck for 10 straight points while the Falcons were trying to figure out what was happening. Intercepted passes by the fast hands and quick actions of the Argos defense along with some brilliant moves for easy shots from 15 foot and closer let Bill O’Dell pace the 10 point spurt as he had five of the Argos first six baskets with less than three minutes gone. A break in the streak by an 8 foot Ochs jumper was quickly, and we mean quickly, followed by Doug Jennings and Don O’Dell with baskets and after Kris Tuttle put a little six footer in, the Dragons ran off nine more fast points with Jennings, Mark Malone, Mike Sheets and Jennings again hitting baskets while Malone hit one of two from the 15 foot line for an overwhelming 25-6 lead in just over six minutes of action. From here the Dragons went on to a 31-12 first quarter lead as the teams traded baskets in the final 1:40. However, the game was never to be close. The Dragons, using the bench very freely, only put their regulars on the floor together on very few occasions after the first two and a half minutes, but the reserves fit in just like a hand in a glove as the smoothness of the team play, the quickness of the overall team and the very poor defense Glenn was putting up made shooting baskets about like falling off a log. They racked up no less than 15 field goals in the first quarter and 10 more the second stanza and added a few free throws m this quarter to blast to a big 57-27 halftime lead. The enjoyment of this game was watching a well-balanced and well-executing team do their thing as they just went through, over, around or whatever else there is with the Fai on defense to score almost at will and play the other end of the court very well also, stealing passes, getting rebounds and also placing 1 great transition game on both nds to never get caught b\ the alcons on cither end Ihe second half was simple more t the same although the Dragons only" scored 21 points tn the third ;uarter while the Falcons were hit ing 18 tor their best production of he night. But in the final quarter, he Argos reserves scored all but ight of their 35 points as it didn't matter who was in the game in shat combinations Ihe final total t 113 points is the most a Glenn 'earn has given up and surely the '6 point deficit is as badlv as they

have been beaten. Bill O'Dell led all scorers with 26 points as he totaled a dozen baskets and two of three from the line. He had all kinds of scoring help as all 10 varsity members shared in the scoring, with Rich Tuttle, Mark Malone, Doug Jennings and Don O’Dell all hitting double figures. In fact the Argos bench accounted for 41 points in this game. Tom Moore ended with 16 before an early exit after being accidently hit in the eye in the fourth quarter. A 14 point total by Kris Tuttle and 11 by Craig Ochs were the other Falcons to reach double figures. Argot B-Team Triumphs The Argos B-Team also was victorious as they topped the Falcons reserves by a 48-38 score in the opening game. Box Score tg ft fta p Jennings 7 0 12 D. O’Dell 5 0 11 B. O’Dell 12 2 3 2 Malone 7 2 4 4 Calhoun 3 0 0 3 Scheetz 3 2 2 0 Heuer 2 2 2'2 Tuttle 4 9 11 2

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Montgomery 4 0 0 1 Evans 10 3 1 TOTALS 48 17 27 18 John Glenn Tuttle 7 0 12 Muncie 2 0 13 Vancza 13 5 3 Ochs 5121 T. Moore 6 4 4 2 R. Moore 2 2 3 4 Gratner 0 12 3 Smith 0 0 0 2 TOTALS 23 11 19 20 Score By Quarters John Glenn 12 27 43 57 Argos 31 57 78 113 O.E.S. NEWS Walkerton Chapter 319, 0.E.5., has been honored with an appointment by Betty Coffel, Worthy Grand Matron of Judith Hillman to be Grand Page at the Lamp of Friendship session of the Indiana Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. The meetings will be held April 22-25 at Indianapolis. Mrs. Hillman will represent District 20 along with Ross Eminger, Worthy Patron, of Mishawaka, who will be Grand Usher, it was an-

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - FEBRUARY 22, 1979

nounced recently by Patricia Reidenbach. Deputy of District 20. CPR INSTRUCTORS COURSE TO BEGIN A CPR Instructors Course will begin soon. This is open to anyone interested who has a current Red Cross CPR certification. The course will be held at John Glenn High School library beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, February 26 and will also be held on Monday, March 5 and the 12th. Register for courses by calling Urey Middle School office. NOTICE The Bremen Jaycees benefit basketball game will be on Sunday, February 25 at 2:00 p.m. at the new Bremen High School gymnasium. The Bremen Jaycees will play the WSBT Radio and TV All-Stars. This is to help support local youth for understanding program. Admission is $1.25 for adults and SI.OO for students. Children under 8 years free when accompanied by an adult. Even a good thing has a tendency to come to an end.

AMBULANCE BOARD NEWS The Ambulance Board met Tuesday. February 13. with the following members present: O. C. White. Lloyd Stephenson, larry Dill, Linder Pearish, W. T. Elkin and K. Chrapliwy. Larry Dill discussed the cost of physicals that had to be taken for the IV. schooling. The cost is $34,00. The board agreed on motion by 0. C. White seconded by Stephenson, to reimburse the F.MT’s when they completed thenschooling. The treasurer discussed flyers she wanted to send out to remind past members to renew their membership. The board agreed to it. Larry Dill brought up a charge of l.V.’s. On a motion by Elkin, seconded by Stephenson, the voted to charge $5.00 for l.V.’s on a run. Claims 14 thru 24 were approved and signed. Grandad keeps talking about the good old days — back when it took a week to spend a week’s wages.