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Falcons Win (continued from page 1) in the third quarter as Bremen took charge for a while and Glenn was guilty of some poor shooting to let the 1 ions get right baik in the thick of things. After Arnett canned a 13 footer and Wagoner matched this with a medium baseline shot. Hardesty hit for the Falcons from 14 foot with 6 24 showing on the clock They weren’t to score for over three minutes again while Bremen chipped away at the eight point lead until they tied the score at 28 with Adams and Troy Holmes each getting two baskets in this time. After Wilcox got a lay-in when Glenn heat Bremen's press. Holmes came back with his third basket in a row for the Lions. Jacobson hit a short turn-around shot, but Holmes once again found Nothing but net from the right corner Arnett hit two free throws hut Mike DeSantis came right back with a lay-in off a nice pass by Blane Whitsei. Arnett pushed Glenn in front once more, and they enjoyed the lead by one when DeSantis could only get one of two from the line to fall with ten seconds remaining. It was 36-35 Glenn after three. The final stan/a was tight all the way. The Falcons scored first as Arnett's 16 footer from the side was true but a baseline move and lav-in b\ Wagoner followed b\ a Whitsei steal and lead pass to Holmes for a lay in on which he was fouled, pulled the Lions ahead with the free throw 40-38. Scott Pontius, such a big offensive wea pon in the Bi County. hadn't scored up to this point but got the first of three key field goals at this time to knot it at 40. Hardesty was next with two charity pitches and Pontius got his second basket inside. A long range shot by Kevin Bennitt was followed by a ’ footer by Fansler. Gardner was next, but Pontius again pushed Glenn ahead by four on his third straight lay-in. Time was down to less than a minute on this basket, but a lot of action remained in the final seconds. Bremen worked the ball until Wagoner was fouled by Wilcox, his fifth, with 24 seconds left, and the leading scorer for the Lions all year long, was able to only hit one of two key free throws. Bremen got the ball back, and a rebound basket from in the lane by Gardner cut the lead to 48-47 and Bremen promptly called timeout with :U left to play. This set up the jump ball which the Lions blew their chance on at the tip and the Hardesty basket and free throw was the icing on the cake. A Holmes basket at the final gun just set the margin of victory at two in an exciting victory for Glenn. Arnett ended the night with 19 points to lead all scorers. He had no double figure help, but five other Falcons hit from four to nine points in this low scoring game. Bremen had 13 point efforts by Wagoner and Holmes. The Lions outscored the Falcons from the floor 42-38. but almost anytime free throws are a factor. Glenn will get the adyantage as they are usually a good free throw shooting team and almost always draw more fouls than they commit. Box Score Glenn fg ft ft* p Jaci>bson 3 3 4 1 Pontius 3 0 0 0 Wilcox 2 0 0 5 Arnett 7 5 5 1 Hardesty 2 5 5 1 Fansler 2 0 2 1 Aitken 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 19 13 16 10 Bremen Adans 3 0 0 2 Wagoner 4 5 8 3 Gardner 5 113 Bennitt 2 0 0 3 Holmes 6 112 DeSantis 112 2 Whitsel 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 21 7 11 16 Score By Quarters Bremen 9 18 35 49

Glenn 10 24 36 51 Bremen W ins Thriller The John Glenn Junior Varsity team, placing an excellent ball game, lost to a good Bremen team, who also played well. 39 38. rhe game was a see-saw battle the entire second half with the lead changing hands back and forth many times Glenn scored their last points when Brett Gouker stored a 12 footer inside the lane to take a one point lead. Bremen called time out with 13 seconds left and then brought the ball down court against Glenn's zone press. With fisc seconds left, a Glenn foul was committed, putting Branden Morris at the line for Bremen shotting one and one. Morris con nested on both shots after a timeout had been called. Glenn called another timeout, setting their strategy, which was followed by another timeout, this time by Bremen Glenn threw the ball long to Gouker who missed from outside the free throw line and Bremen won be one point. Gouker turned in a fine performance scoring 20 points, hitting on eight field goals and four of four free throws. Mark Cain scored eight points, hitting four free throws and had three steals. Jeff Hurford hit one of one from the Filed and Damon Groves and Darren Fisher passed for three assists each. Fisher also had three steals and Greg Dreessen had six rebounds. Git nn's record stands at 7-4 and Bremen is 12-5 including the recent Bi County tourney title. Box Score Glenn fg ft p Gouker 8 4 3 Dreessen 2 2 2 Cain 2 4 3 Groses 0 0 2 Skiles 0 0 3 Fisher I 0 3 Hurford 1 0 0 TOTALS 14 10 16 Bremen Huppert 0 0 3 Phillips 1 0 2 Sender 2 0 1 Gingerich 6 4 3 Morris 4 3 2 Mitchell 0 4 4 F.del 1 0 0 TOTALS 14 11 15 Score by Quareters Bremen 3 16 27 39 Glenn 8 18 24 38 FRANK GINZER WINS DRAWING The winner of the Falcon Booster Club membership drawing at the Bremen-John Glenn basketball

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game on Saturday evening, was Frank Ginzer. of North Liberty. Mr Ginzer won SIO.OO in the draw mg The next drawing for cash will be at the Knox-John Glenn basketball game on Tuesday. February 8. I he Falcon Booster Club will be selling jackets and sweaters at all the home basketball games. Support the athletic programs and wear a John Glenn jacket or sweater Jackets are priced at $25.00 and sweaters at $22.00. Weekly Wrap-Up By Senator V. Richard Miller The repeal of the ban on state lotteries, the issue of daylight savings time, and “Baby Doe" legislation were just a few of the many bills discussed and debated in the fourth week of the Indiana General Assembly. By a vote of 46 to 4. the full Senate defeated a measure that would have put the entire State of Indiana on Eastern Daylight Savings Time. With the exception of 16 counties, the state presently stays on Eastern Standard Time year round. Supporters of the measure argued that the state was out of touch with the rest of the nation and that the current system led to a great deal of confusion. The issue of what time zone the state ought to be in is not dead, however, as a resolution will soon be offered asking the Federal Department of Transportation to put Indiana in the Central lime Zone. If this were to happen Indiana would be on the same schedule year round as other central states. In the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, a resolution which would remove the constitutional ban on lotteries passed by a vote of Bto 1. Supporters of the measure argue that a state lottery could provide a source of new revenues for a drained state treasury and that the people of the state ought to decide once and for all. if they w ish to join the 17 other states that have established lotteries. Like all constitutional amendments, this proposal must be approved by two successive legislatures and then receive a majority vote by the citizens in a statewide referendum. Also approved in committee was a measure that its supporters say could prevent future “Baby Does". an incident in which a handicapped baby was denied life sustaining treatment and nutrition and ultimately died. Under the

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provisions of this bill, a handicapped child whose life is threatened bv the drprivation of nutrition or medical treatment would be considered a child in need of services under Indiana’s juvenile law. and subject to juvenile court intervention. Another bill passed by the Health. Welfare and Aging Committee would allow the state to lease residential facilities for the developmentally disabled. The measure, which appropriates SIOO.OOO to start a leasing program. was forwarded to the Senate Finance Committee for further action. The full Senate also approved and sent to the House measures which would: — Make the selling or providing of alcoholic beverages to minors a ( lass C misdemeanor;

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— Specify which governmental records the public has a right to inspect and copy, which records are confidential and which records are at the discretion of the agencyrecord to disclose. The Senate has now completed 19 session days, as of Friday. January 28. Once again. I remind area residents to contact me to express their views on legislation pending in the Senate. The toll free number is 1 -800-382-9467. Correspondence can be sent to me at Indiana Senate, State House. Indianapolis. Indiana 46204. + Winter driving presents Surprises.