The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1983 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - FEBRUARY 3. 1933

Jimtown Is 12th Victim Os Falcons The John Glenn f alcons had little trouble in running to their 12th stragith victors of the season Fridas night as the) traveled to Jimtown and returned home with a ~3-4" Northern State Conference victors os er the winless Jimmies. The wm was the third in conference plas for Glenn this sear and keeps them at the top of the conference standings with Knox. I.aVille and Culver vet to plas . T he Falcons jumped ahead in the first quarter and maintained the lead the entire game even though thes were really unable to pull ass as from the Jimmies until later in the second half. The game did give coach Gordon Mosson plenty of opportunits to use all his varsity players and thes all responded by sharing in the point total. The two

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senior veterans. Mike Arnett and Mark Jacobson, paced the attack for Glenn with 18 and I" respectively. Arnett had eight baskets and two of two from the line while Jacobson had six baskets and five of six from the line. The Falcons shot a fine 25 of 30 from the line for the night. Miller paced the losers with 10 points, the onl\ Jimmie to hit double digits. Box Score Glenn fg ft fta p Jacobson 6561 Pontius 2 5 6 2 Wilcox 2 2 2 .3 Arnett 8 2 2 2 Hardest) 10 0 1 Singleton 1 3 3 0 Fansler 2 2 2 1 Dreessen 0231 Bottorff 13 4 0 Aitken 112 2 TOTALS 24 25 30 13 Jimtown Winger 2 0 0 3 Moore 3 2 2 2 Brown 3 0 2 5 Works 2 3 6 5

Underw<x>d 12 2 2 Malcom 0 0 0 1 Miller 4 2 2 3 Hixkstotler 0 2 2 0 Flemming 3 0 1 3 TOTALS 18 11 17 24 Score By Quarters Glenn 10 33 4” 7 J Jimtown 10 24 34 4" Ihe John Glenn Junior Varsity won their seventh game of the season defeating Jimtown 54-39. Brett Gouker led the Falcons scoring with 17 points, hitting five field goals, seven of seven from the tree line, rebounded seven times, stole the ball three times and passed for three assists. Mark Cain scored 15 points, hitting on five field goals. Greg Dreessen blocked three shots and Damon Groves had three steals and three assists. Darren Skiles hit one of one from the field and two of two from the free line and Ron Clemons was one of one from the field and four of four from the line for a perfect night of shooting. The Falcons opened the game

with full court pressure on defense, making Jimtown turn the ball over. The Falcons capitalized on the situation building a good margin that w as never relinquished. Jimtown was led by Davis with 12 points and three steals, she Falcons record is 7-3 and Jimtown stands at 1 -8. B-Team Box Score Glenn fg ft p Gouker 5 7 2 Dreessen 3 0 2 Cain 5 5 4 Groves 1 0 3 Fisher 042 Skiles 1 2 2 Clemons 1 4 1 TOTALS 16 22 16 Jimtown Remaly 3 5 4 Harter 3 0 5 Wixxlward 1 0 5 Davies 6 0 0 Bec 004 Fleming 11 2 Holderman 0 11 House 1 0 2 Fishinbarger 0 0 1 Pace 1 0 0 TOTALS 16 7 24 Score By Quarters Glenn 14 26 35 54 Jimtown 4 9 21 39 POPPY FACTS Spring will arrive shortly for the American Legion Auxiliary when they will receive the annual shipment of 1,400 bright red handmade poppies. Even though the present temperature is more dcsireable than in the past at this time of the year, we still can “Think Spring" until these familiar flowers arc offered to the public. The poppy as the memorial flower for American war dead is a tradition which began in the years following the first World War. Veterans returning to their homes in this country remembered the wild poppies which lined the devastated battlefields of France and WINTER OVERCOAT, e . pQ Q*. Don t Go Out Without It. >1983 A H Robmi Coniume Product* Dtvtl»on Richmond V»r^mif ?3230

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