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Caln Paces The Falcons Win 41-21 (continued fiom Page l> downs before a Bas id Rupel tumble aas covered b\ I riton\ Jim Har tung at the Glenn T stopping a threat However. two plass later, a tipped pass was neatls picked oft the top of the grass b\ a diving Darrin Fisher and the Falcons were back in business at the Triton 24. It took five plays, two rushes by Cain and three by Rupel for the score with Rupel plowing the final

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two to reach pav dirt Cain then froze the defense tor a split second on an option play and then raced into the defense for a big two-point conversion This was a big plav putting the Falcons back m front by seven Once again Inton fought back, taking the ball from their own 35 after the kickoff, thev moved the b 5 sards tn 11 plays with Meister getting a big 23 yard run in the drive and Wanemacher hit Lender for two completions to pick up 23 more yards. Meister finally carried it over from one yard out to make it 14-13. Triton then went for two as they basically had nothing to lose. Cain got a hand on a Wanamacher pass and it fell to

the turf, leaving Glenn ahead bv a single point, the way the first halt ended a minute and 32 seconds later. Then the Falcons took over Not onlv did they move the ball with avengence, they also recovered the first fumble bv an opponent m three games this season to get an “instant possession" after their first score. Staring again from their own 47, Cain ripped oft 4" on the first play, making it first and goal from the 0. It took four plays however, as Triton hung tough on defense with Cam finallv forging over from three yards out Rupel then kicked his first of three extra points for a 21-13 lead. After an out-of-bounds kickoff gave Triton the ball at their own 40, on the first play a little trouble on the handoff from Wanemacher to Dan Williamson resulted in a fumble and Cain fell on the loose ball. Starting from the Tnton 46, after a five yard penalty, it was an all-on-the-ground attack that earned the 46 yards for the score. Both Cam and Rupel carried five times with a 15 yarder by Cain and a 14 yarder by Rupel as the big plays. Rupel banged it over from one yard for the score and then kicked the point after for a 28-13 lead with 3:01 left in the third period. Something different happened after this kickoff, both teams were stopped on their initial drives and forced to punt. After the exchange of punts, with play now in the final quarter, Delane Overton recovered another Triton fumble at the Trojan 33 to give Glenn great field posi-

tion lam hit for 6 and then 27 for the score to quickly open the gap to 35 13 with another Rupel kick. Much to Triton’s credit, they didn’t give up. They took possession at their ow n 34 after the kickoff and started another sustained drive that even overcame a big 15 yard clipping penalty. Meister broke open on the eighth play for 48 yards and the touchdown and he then ran the extra points in for two more points and Triton had cut the lead to 14. 35 21 with 7:11 still left. An onside kick was nicely covered bv Chuck Klockow as Triton almost retained possession on the short kick. However, the ball was placed on the Glenn 49. first and 10 for the Falcons. A nine play drive unfolded that found Cain again crossing the goal line, this time from 16 yards away for the game’s final points. Rupel’s kick was just wide, but the 41-21 margin was to stand despite an desperate late drive by a game Trojan team. They complete four passes in the last two minutes but Jim Viscik picked off the last one of the game near the goal line and ran it back 42 yards as time expired. Next week Glenn will entertain the LaVille Lancers. Their 1-2 record is a little misleading. They whipped Triton in the first game, lost to a strong Jimtown team and this past Friday gave Plymouth a good game before dropping a 20-7 desision. They feature a fine passer in Pat Adkins and have had a good program the past few years which seen them get to the semifinals two years ago before being beaten in the playoffs. The game will be at Glenn at 7:30 p.m. The Scoring

Due to our moving to Florida, I will offer the following real estate and personal property at Public Auction Saturday, Oct. 6 10:00 A.M. (Real Estate At 12:00 Noon) Located at 66201 Pine Rd . North Liberty. Ind Take St Rd 4 either 4 miles east of North Liberty or 4 miles west of II S. 31 to Pine Rd Go south on Pine Rd to Ist house on right (Watch for sale signs ) REAL ESTATE 80.8 Acree — Liberty Twp. Acroes From Potato Creek State Park PARCEL A— 20 8 aces with morove- —, ments Moeen bedroom home with ’ormai । living 'oom modern kitchen with dining FUacru area and isianc Breezeway with ianudry 1 - area and island Breezeway with laundry ?**«»■ • U (22 x 22) Electric baseboard neat darn A • 26 *36 ’ t Pw«< PARCEL 8 — 20 acres all tillable i frontage D on St Rd 4i • PARCEL C — 20 acres ail tillable Trontaoe \ ' on St RO PARCEL 0 - Parcels A B and C combma- iMi 1 ts X two 60 8 acres LEGAL DESCRIPTION - Sec 33 Twp 36 Range IE — N ME EX '9 20 AC — A ENO 60 80 Acres LAND CONTRACI AVAILABLE (SEE TERMS BELOW) AUCTIONEER'S NOTE — Here s an opportunity to purchase a fine nome ano farm or possible building sites located a very short distance *rom J’otato Cree* Slate Park mam entrance it also has great investment potential Mane ar langements ano attend this sate Don t wait and find it brought a price you would have gladly paid — TERMS — REAL ESTATE - CASH or 10% LAND CONTRACT FOR 3 YEARS PARCEL A- $5,000 down day of sale and $20,000 upon possession - oaian ance al 10% interest and 5% annual principle payment with balloon oayment in 3 yheais PARCEL 8 & PARCEL C - EACH $2,500 00 down day of sale ano $5,000 00 upon possession balance al 10% interest and 5% annual principle payment with balloon payments in 3 years PARCEL D — $7 500 00 down day ot saie and $2,n00 at bossesston baiance at 10% interest and 5% annual puncpie payment for 3 years with batioon pay ment Seiler receives the right to accept or reject any or alt bids Any statement on saie day takes precedence ovei all printed mattei Personal Property - Cash or Approved Check Lunch Available Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Carl W. Fernbaugh, Owner Sale conducted by Kaser s Auction Service e Col Cail Kasai Col L'aan Ka»a< <jMUnTO No Libeily So BamJ 66b 4532 291 6379

GLENN: Mark Cain, 9 yard run PAT: kick failed TRITON: Dave Beldon, 11 yard pass from Jim Shively; PAT: Ryan Meister, kick GLENN: David Rupel, 2 yard run; PAT: Cain, run TRITON: Meister, 1 yard run; PAT: pass failed GLENN: Cain, 23 yard run; PAT: D. Rupel, kick GLENN: D. Rupel, 1 yard run; PAT: D. Rupel, kick GLENN: Cain, 27 yard run; PAT: D. Rupel, kick TRITON: Meister, 48 yard run; PAT: Meister, run GLENN: Cain, 16 yard run; PAT: kick failed Score By Quarters Triton 7 6 0 8 — 21 Glenn 6 8 14 13 — 41 MEN’S SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT A men's slow-pitch softball tournament is schedule for September 22nd and 23rd. The double elimination tournament will be held at Place Park and is limited to 12 teams. The entry fee is $85.00. Deadline for entry is September 18 Sponsor trophies will go to the first, second and third place teams There will be 15 individual trophies for the first place team. For more information or to enter contact Connie Knowlton, 586-3086; Sue Bellinger. 586-2332; or Vickie Matz, 586-7284. VOTES REGISTRATION You may register to vote in the fall election until September 22, 1984 Phone 586-3756 for an ap pointment.