The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 January 1981 — Page 9

Glenn B-Team Wins Opener In Tourney I he John Glenn B Team used a strong second half to beat the host New Prairie Cougars in the opening round of the B-Team Bi-Counh Tournes Monday night 4b 44. Ihe win put the Falcons in the second round of the St. Joseph Counts division against North libcrtv. a first night winner over La Ville in a squeaker also. The Falcons of Gordon Mosson rode a strong second hall offensive effort of Todd Anderson to turn a 21 14 halftime deficit into the exciting two point victory. Anderson hit all 19 of his points in this half with nine coming in the third quarter and 10 in the deciding final stanza. He had the hot hand in the second half after Wade Boise and Jim Dreessen scored all but two of the Falcons first half points. New Prairie jumped to a 13-4 lead in the first quarter and managed to hang on to the lead 21 14 by the main intermission. Both Boise and Dreessen had six first half points with Mike Aitken chipping in two free throws. Ihe Falcons tied the game after three at 28 all. and a free scoring 18 1b last quarter gave the fans all the excit me nt thev could want as the Fai cons w ent on to the v ictorx Box Score John Glenn fg ft ft* p Dreessen 4151 Boise 2 3 4 4 Aitken 12 2 5 Anderson 8 3 5 3 Sarber 1453 Fansley 1 0 0 0 Schmidt 0 0 2 0 TOI AIS 17 12 23 lb New Prairie Ames 2 2 6 4 Clark 3 3 4 2 Wodscv 3 0 0 5 Smith 5 3 3 2 White 2 b 8 2 Jarko 0 0 0 1 Shuck 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 15 14 21 19 Score By Quarters John Glenn 4 14 28 4b New Prairie 13 21 28 44 Shamrocks Win Opening Game Monday Ihe North Liberty B learn ad vance to (he second round of the St Joseph Countv Division of (he BiCoun tv tournev Mondax night with a low-scoring but close 20-19 victors over the I aVille lancers Ihe Shamrocks were paced bv Spencer Wilcox and Jim S/manda with six points each in the tight game and the rest of the points were collected bv John Holmes with 4. Duane Wunder had 3 and lon> Whitmer I laVtllc had the games high s< orer w ith Greg (iurtner hitting H* of the I ancers points but no other player had more than three. Ihe two teams were tied at 3 after one period, but North 1 ibertv t'H’k a lead in the second quarter thex were able to hang on to I hey led II ' at halftime, still be four, IS I | after three and held on to win bx the single point Box Score North Liberty fg ft fu p Wunder I I 3 3 Wilcox 2 2 4 2 Whitmer 0 14 2 S/manda 2 2 2 1 Holmes I 2 3 I Singleton 0 0 0 0 Solbieralski 0 0 0 0 IOT AIS b 8 16 9 UVillr Dickson 0 0 0 2 Tyler 0 0 11 McCartnex I I 2 4 Gurtner 4 2 2 3 Brow n I 0 0 3 Host n ski I 0 0 0 Prentkowski I 0 0 2 Foust 0 0 0 0

TOTALS 8 J 5 | h Score By Quarters North Liberty 3 || |$ 20 1 aVille 3 7 11 |9 Glenn Girls Upset In First Tourney Game In a high scoring and exciting basketball game, the New Prairie girls basketball team dropped the Glenn girls from the Bi ( ountv Tournament tn the opening game be abS b 2 score. Using a verv big first and third quarters, the host team managed to hang on in the last period for the win, advancing to the second round and putting the two time winners of the meet. John <ilenn, on the side lines. Ihe game was hotly contested from the word go. New Prairie had dropped the Glenn girls last vear also m the first round, but just a few weeks back, in the final game before the holidav break, the I adv falcons handed the New Prairie team a loss that was instrumental in cinching a tic for the Northern State Conference title. However, the lady Cougars had the final say in their meetings this season with the upset win Mondax night. Not onlv was the action fast and furious, but also rough enough as fouls were whistled freclv through out th< entire game In fact, (ilenn was in the one and one in the first period against the hosts, but some good floor shooting, paced bx four baskets bx Denise Spear and three bx Gene Neff paced the 22 14 adxantage the hosts built up. However, the second quarter it was Gli nn’s turn With a defense toning some mistake s and the of sense capitalizing on them, the re liable - I raci I Jorian paced a 22 point effort of (ilenn’s with nine points while - lammx I little added six and Monique Pax ex fixe to not onlx get (he I adx Falcons back in the game, but put them in the lead 36 34 in flu free - si onng first half. Ihe - third quarter mack - the dit fen ne t New Prairie c ame out hot once again and took charge in the carle going as the continued offensive work of Spear sparked the wax She piled in 12 points in this quartet tour baskets and four of four from the line, to personallx pull the - ( ougars to the front to st.ix I hex moved to a 54-50 lead in the period, and although the game was nip and-tm k most of the final stanza, the - damage done in the third period made the difference. Ihe last period was foul marred on both sides but the Lady ( ougars couldn’t turn them into points consistcntlx, to keep things tight I hex converted onlx one of seven in this period while (ilenn was hanging close on just mediocre free throw shooting themselves, with six out of IS to hurt their ome from behind effort Ihe fi nal sc orc w as b> b 2. Spear ended the night with 25 points for the winners (she had 29 •n their Dec ember me eting) to pace all scorers Stic had double figure help from Neff with 12 and (aria Sebastv with 10 as two more girls had eight each for good balance. Flor i.m totaled 19 tor (ilenn. on fixe baskets and nine of IS from the line I uttlc - and Pavev hit double figure s with 14 and I 2 rcspcelively Box Score New Prairie fg ft fta p Sebastv 5 0 13 (lav ton 10 0 3 I inrbcrrv 4 0 0 5 Spear 9 “ 8 5 Nell 5 2 ’ 4 Barnhart 0 0 0 0 Nexus 0 0 0 I Bladcck! o o o I I Slav back 3 2 6 3 101 MS 2’ II 22 25 John Glen Aitken 2 12 4 I uttlc 5 4 6 4 Pavev 4 4 Farrar 2 2 5 2 Florian 5 9 15 2 Miller 0 0 2 0 Peaces k 3 0 2 2

101 AIS 21 20 3" 19 Score Bv Quarters John (ilenn 14 3b >0 h 2 New Prairie 22 34 54 bj Glenn B-Team In Bi-County Tourney Finals Ihe John (ilenn B learn carried their wav into the Bi (ountv lour nev finals fuesdav night with a stong 53 26 decision oxer North I ibertx in the St Joseph County division finals at New Prairie. Using a strong man tn man pressure dele rise in the first half, coach Gordon Mosson’s crew blew to earlv leads and the Shamrocks were really never in the game. A 9 2 first quarter lead was almost duplicated in the second stanza as it was I”4 at halftime. The North I ibertx zone defense was causing the Falcons some problems also, but the fact that the Shamrocks couldn’t score against the Glenn zone xx as decisive. Ihe falcons moved to a 38-12 third quarter lead and the game was turned oxer to the bench as it was a matter of finishing out the time in a wide open fourth quarter In all 10 boys split the Falcons points with Mike Aitken and Jodd Anderson each getting eight to head the list North I ibertx was led bx Spencer Wilcox’s seven. Box Score John (ilenn fg ft fta p Dreessen 2003 Aitken 3 2 3 0 Anderson 3 2 3 0 Sarber 2 3 4 2 Fansler 3 0 0 0 Boise 0 0 2 1 Hamman 3 0 0 4 Amor 10 10 Schmidt 12 2 2 Rohrer 12 3 2 Patterson 12 4 0 Krick 0 0 2 1 IIOAIS 21 II 21 15 North I iberty Wunder 10 0 4 Sobcrialski 0 0 0 0 Wilcox 3 12 0 Whitmer 10 3 4 Szmanda 2 0 9 4 Workman 0 0 0 0 Holmes 2 0 0 2 Adkins 0 0 0 0 Singleton I 0 0 3 ( hambcrlin 2 12 1 KHAIS 12 2 lb 18 Score By Quarters John Glenn 9 17 38 53 North 1 iberty 2 4 12 2b CULVER FRESHMEN DEFEAT GLENN 45-42 Ihe John (ilenn freshmen were defeated bx ( ulvcr Communitx 45 42 Scott Pontius led the team xx ith 13 points for (ilenn. hitting six of 12 field goals, one of two free throws and had four steals Pon tins h ads the team in steals with I I I odd ( ummins hit four of eight field goals, had six offensive rebounds and blinked one shot Mike Dill did a fine job < n the board having nine rebounds and also hail one blocked shot Dill for flic season, has lb off ensue and 28 defensive rebounds and has a team high S', rebounds a game He also has eight blinked shots lor the wai Dan Huffstetter. Jeff Hur ford and Jell Vcrhacghe had two assists cat h Huffstetter also kads the team with 18 field goals and Hurlord has (he most assists with eight Mike Kinncx played well off the bench and hit one of I vo held goals. (ulvet was led bv lewis who scored I “points. Ihe Falcons next game will be against North I iberty (ilenn’s record is 1 > and ( ulxcr stands al I b Box Score Culver fg ft p Nies 0 0 1 Knepper 3 0 I Hansclman 4 (I () I cw is 3 2 Spicer 3 0 0 /cchial I 0 0 Bvndv 202

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Smith । o u H H AIS 21 3 6 John Glenn ( nmmins 4 p 2 Dill | ] 3 Huffstetter 2 0 I Hurlord 4 p p Kinmv | p p Pontius 6 | 4 Vcrhacghe 2 0 4 HUMS ?0 2 14 Score Bv Quarters lohn (ilenn 12 22 32 42 ( ulxcr |o 25 35 45 Lady Falcons Lose Knox Tourney To Hosts In Finals Ihe John (ilenn girls basketball team lost the final game of the Knox tournex to the host team Saturdav bx a score of 52-48 It was only the second loss of the season for the Glenn girls. In the first round thex defeated Pioneer in another thriller 49 4". Ihe (ilenn girls made a strong fourth quarter comeback tn the opener to get into the finals. I rail mg Pioneer bx a score of 41 34 going into the final quarter, a big rallv plus some strong defense made the difference with Patti Far rar paving the last quarter drive with nine points as thev outscored the Pioneet team 15 b to claim the title Farrar ended the game with 14 and lammx Tuttle 12 to lead the 1 adx Falcons. Pioneer had good balance with ( hris Bwklcx’s I 3 heading their scoring. Knox 52 - (ilenn 48 In the championship game it was close all the wax Knox managed to keep the lead most of the time, but never were able to pull away from the Ladv Falcons. I hex led 12 9 after one. and 31 2b at the main intermission. In the sevond half, despite an all out es fort, the Knox girls were able to stand off the attempts in a low scoring last quarter as thex sin wssfullx killed a lot of time anil drew several fouls in the process. 1 Uttlc topped the Glenn girls witli 14 and I raci Florian had 12 for the double figure efforts. Knox’s Rhonda ( ollms and lori Fishburn got most of the Knox points with 24 and 1 9 respei tixelx Box Scores John (ilenn fg ft fta p Aitken 2 2 2 2 Tuttle 6 0 0 1 Pavev 2012 Farrar 4684 Florian 3 2 2 4 Miller 0 2 2 1 Peavock 0 3 6 2 IOIAIS r 15 21 lb Pioneer Islcv 4 0 I 5 ( osgrav 0 0 0 0 MeQuinn 2 2 4 1 Ihimlar 0 0 0 0 Bivkkx b I 1, 3 l)w 1 itt 0 0 0 0 Williams 4 2 2 2 Barr 4 2 4 3 l(H M 5 20 ’ 15 15 Score Bv Quarters John Glenn 10 23 34 49 Pioneer 12 25 41 4“ Knox fg ft fta p ( ollms 10 4 8 3 Mann 0 14 1 Fishburn 9 | 3 4 Klemz 2 0 0 4 Abazaris 10 0 3 K Fishburn 1 0 J 0 JOI AIS 23 6 18 15 John (ilenn Aitken 13 4 4 I little 7 p p ] Pavev 2224 Farrar 2244 Florian 5 2 6 0 Miller 0 0 0 0 Peacock 1342 TOTALS 18 12 19 |M Score Bv Quarters John (ilenn 9 ?b 3M 4M Knox 12 31 4b 52 < tassifieds Sell Anv thing And Everything.

WITH SUEP-f ZF YOU CAN REST EASY. Sleep-Eze contains a gentle sleep inducer that helps you get a good night s Sleep And isn t that all you want 9 Use only as directed Mike Douglas savs: ki lfvou kmmCpß’you never know when you'll saw a life." *( ardiopulmonan Resuscitation training is available through your local Red ( ross ( hapfer ( all. Inflation -fighting FOOD IDEAS .' Z • ^5.0 Savory, Oven Baked 'Porcupines' An a ppcll tv awakening dish, which begins as meat balls but emerges from the oven resembling porcupines, combines ground beef with rice and seasonings Satisfying rice, often served as a background for meat, poultry or seafood, shows its versatility in these “Porcupines” by popping up like porcupine spines during the baking Young sters may be amused adults are likely to admire the gen erous serv mgs PORCUPINES EN CASSEROLE 1 pound lean ground beef 1/2 cup uncooked rice 1 2 cup each finely chopped onions, celery . and green pepper 1 ‘‘lht 1 tablespoon Worcester shire sauce 2 teaspoons prepared mustard 2 teaspoons salt 1 4 teaspoon each pepper and garlic powder 1 can ( 10-34 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup 12 cup water 1 4 cup tomato catsup 13 cup pasteurized process cheese spread or grated Cheddar cheese Combine beef, rice, onions, celery, green pep per, egg. Worcestershire sauce, mustard, 1-1/2 teaspoons salt, 1/8 teaspoon jvepper, and garlic powder Form into 1 1/2 inch balls (about 18). Place in a lightly greased shallow 2-1 2-quart casserole Combine soup, water, catsup, and remaining salt and pepper Bring to a boil Pour over meat balls Cover and bake at 350 for 1 hour. Remove from oven and stir in cheese spread Makes 6 servings.

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