The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1979 — Page 2

OCTOBER 18. 1979 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

GLENN GIRLS WIN OWN TOURNEY TITLE slpSMjHfi 'jK BmL x* BT < 4KMWfa ^Mb W> Sn SUT ^BjJr« sßEfi^BgE|Uff|^ , ^Jbh ^OkjETaLjK Ww^Kn|^fl ' Ur?? ^EKJ * ! S 3 u JE!J / rP\r^n dffit IB g i ]^[~ a|||i|^ w -<U i mla ■• r M mi The John Glenn girls volleyball team won their four-way invitational tourney on Saturdav by defeating first Knox and then Cub.er to capture the title. Members of the team are. from left to right kneeling Patti Earrar. Anne Huffstetter. Jo Segraves and Cindy Shipley. Standing: coach Barb Osowski. Deb Miller. Tammy I uttlc. Julie Cline. Traci Florian. Pam Aitken. Suann Fontanes and manager Tonya Boise. In the back are Monique Paves and manager Lisa Schmidt.

GLENN GIRLS WIN OWN VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY The John Glenn girls upset a favored Knox team in the opening game of the John Glenn invitational volleyball tourney last Saturdav and then went on to claim the title in the afternoon by topping Culver to claim first place in the tourney. Culver was a first round winner over Oregon-Davis and in the consolation game. Knox defeated Oregon-Davis for third place. in the opening match. Glenn lost the first game ’-15. but came back strong with 15-10 and 15-8 victories to advance to the finals. For the Lady Falcons. Pam Aitken had a 2 ’1 serving average. Julie Cline and Anne Huffstetter had a 2.2 passing average. Aitken. Traci Florian and Huffstetter all had 4 kills for the leading spikers. Culver then defeated OregonDavis by scores of 15-10 and 15-13 to also advance to the finals. In the consolation match. Knox downed Oregon-Dav is 11-15, 15-’ and 15-7. In the finals it was Glenn winning by scores of 15-8, 9-15 and 15- for the title. Tammy Tuttle had a serving average of 3.2 while Pam Aitken had a serving accuracy of 16 out of 16 on the court. Aitken also was the leading passer with a 2.2 average and she led the team in j kills with five spikes. This raised the Glenn team | record to a 12 win and 5 loss record I as the team heads into the final | week prior to the sectional tournev. j UREY VOLLEYBALL TEAM DEFEATS SOUTH CENTRAL I The Urey Panterettes seventh I and eighth grade volleyball teams I defeated South Central on October I 11 Ihe seventh grade won bv I scores of 9-15. 15-9 and 15-7. The I eighth grade team won by scores of I 15-4 and 15-8. Tammy Miller scored 11 con- I secutive points for the Panthers in I #♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ DR. ELLIOTT FRASH * ♦ OPTOMETRIST ♦ ; ♦ 413 Michigan St., Walkerton ♦ f I 9:00 - 5:30 Thursdays X R ♦( all 586-3722 For AppointmentT ♦ al6-8()X I Doe* your accounting system I give you complete, current and accurate control information? RON REED Problem Solver Solution* For Any Business Problem Call 1-784-8232

game one. UREY THIRD LN VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY I he Urey Panthers lost their first match in the La Ville volleyball tournev to Knox by scores of 12-15. 15-’ and 15-8. The Urey girls then defeated LaVille in the consolation game to secure third place in the tourney by scores of 15-2, 14-16 and 15-12. NEW PRAIRIE TOPS NORTH LIBERTY GIRLS New Prairie’s volleyball team handed the North Liberty girls

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losses in volleyball last week with the varsity dropping their games bv scores of 14-8. 5-15 and 15-9. In B-Team action. New Prairie won in straight games 15-6 and 15-12. GLENN GIRLS WIN OVER JIMTOWN I he John Glenn girls volley ball team ran their 19’9 record to 13-5 Tuesday with a win over Jimtown bv scores of 15 12 and 15-6. Anne Huffstetter had the best serving average with a 2.5 while Traci Florian led in accuracy with 13 out of 13 on the court. Deb Miller had a 1.’5 passing average and Pam

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Aitken had 5 kills for the best spiker. Jimtown’s record slipped t<> I 9. I his was the final Northern State (onference competition for Glenn who ended with a 4-2 record as New Prairie won the title. The junior varsity also topped Jimtown by scores of 16-14 and 15-3 to even their record at 8-8 for the year while Jimtown’s reserves are also I -9. Sunday night is "the big one" for prime time TV viewing, with 98.39 million Americans tuning in.

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GLENN IN OREGON-DAVIS VOLLEYBALL SECTION Ihe John Glenn girls w ill parti I pate in the Oregon Dav is vollevl I sectional that has had a chang< I dates as was previouslv annom I ed. Ihe action will he held ■ Mondav. I uesday and Wedncsd.i I October 22. 23 and 24. due to t I teachers institute that week I was origmallv slated to start I Wednesday but the revisions ha been made to avoid the vacate I conflict. Pairings were drawn Indianapolis on Wednesdav.