The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1984 — Page 12

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 18. 1984

Falcons Drop Offensive Battle To South Central The John Glenn Falcons dropped a 30-20 decision to the South Central Satellites Friday night as the two teams put on a pretty good offensive show for the fans at South Central's field. The Falcons, although never ahead in the game, weren't out of it until a touchdown with 1:41 left in the game by the hosts opened up a 30-14 lead, only to have Glenn come back in the last minute with one of their own. but it was just a little too little too late. The loss dropped Glenn to 2-6 on the season while the victors from LaPorte County have that record just reversed, 6-2. This was a cluster game that meant nothing as Bremen had cluster 50 all sewed up. but this didn’t take anything away from the competition between these two schools. JG Statistics SC 11 First Downs 18 240 Rushing 150 38 Passing 165 10 Passes Attempted 22 3 Passes Completed 12 1 Had Intercepted 3 26 Return Yards 18 2 Punts 1 15% Average Yards 18 5 Fumbles 2 1 Fumbles Lost 2 31 Yards Penalized 0 57 Offensive Plays 60 The two teams started out with both offenses moving the ball, but also both defenses rose to the necessary occasions to stop the other until the Falcons hurt themselves with a key penalty to change the tempo and complection of the game. After the Satellites took the opening kick and gained a couple of first downs. Jim Viscik intercepted Mike Eaton pass to stop the home team at the Glenn 39. A couple of big runs netted Glenn good yardage down to the Satellite 29 yard line before a key fourth down play lost a couple of yards giving South Central the ball back at their own 31. Glenn held and the Satellites punted the ball to Glenn at the Glenn 38. However, a penalty was called on Glenn for roughing the kicker and South Central had the ball first and 10 at the Glenn 49 yard line. It then took seven more plays, 11 in all in the drive, to get the ball into the end zone with Eaton hitting two key passes for 25 and 10 yards in the drive. Eaton finally was able to sneak it in from one yard out and he then hit Curt Wall with a quick pass to make it 8-0 with 1:28 left in the first quarter. Glenn then put on quite a drive of their own. The kick was fielded by an “up" man and an attempted lateral fell on the ground, Glenn recovered at their own IS. However, Mark Cain was running the team and with him in the backfield was Delane Overton and Tracy Workman, and the three of them took turns ripping through the South Central line picking up four first downs along the way getting down to the 21 before a Workman fumble was covered by the Satellites to stop the drive at the 17. However, on the second play, an attempted pitchout to Brian Satoski was bouncing free with a lot of players in the chase but Viscik finally covered the loose and elusive ball m the end zone for a quick Glenn score Cain then ran in the extra points to knot it at 8-8 with 6:08 left in the half. This didn't end the excitement for the first half. The Satellites took the next kickoff from their own 41 and moved steadily down field with a big 32 yard pass the big play on a wounded duck type of pass that could have easily been intercepted by Glenn . . but wasn’t. It took just one more play from the two for Satoski to carry it in the end zone for the score. This time a pass for two points was broken up

and it was 14-9 with 4:04 left in the half. The next series of downs really hurt. Glenn couldn’t gain a first down and was forced to punt with time a big clement. However, a nine yard return on the end of the punt gave South Central first and 10 at their own 39. Eaton went right to work. He hit a 17 yarder on the second play and then two running plays picked up another 14 and another first down. A short completed pass and short run was followed by a bomb down the middle to Monte Clincdaniel, one of Eaton’s two favorite receivers, and it chewed up the remaining 29 yards for the score. Satoski then took a pitchout for an easy scamper in for two points and it was 22-8 w ith just 44 seconds left in the half. This normally wouldn’t mean much, but Cain took the next kickoff at his own 21, reversed his field a couple of times, finally getting around the corner of the onrushing team and broke into the open 79 yards for a score . . . but wait, once again that distinctive yellow flag brought the play back on a clip call. The Falcons then ran out the remainder of the time in the half and still trailed 22-8. It didn't take Glenn long in the second half to tighten the game back up. A short kick was picked up by Viscik while on his knee, so it was first and 10 at the Glenn 36. It took just seven running plays, Cain and Workman carrying three times each and Overton once with Cain breaking the final 40 for the score. However, a run for two points failed but Glenn had pulled back within eight, 22-14 with 9:07 left in the third quarter plus the entire last period to play. The Satellites like the passing game and picked up a couple of first downs with a key 20 pass by Eaton moving the ball deep into Glenn territory before Viscik picked off his second pass of the night and returned the bail 25 yards to Glenn 34. However, on the first play. Cain tried to go deep and it was intercepted by the Satellites as possession changes started coming fast and furious. The Satelittes got one first down and were at the Glenn 23 before a Satoski fumble was covered by David Rupel and once again a quick change of possession turned the game around. However, the Falcons were unable to moved the ball and Mike Banner dropped back to kick only to have the boot blocked and the Satellites had not only stopped Glenn, but had the ball at the Glenn 7 yard line. However, Glenn’s defense rose to the occassion and held them at bay with three straight passes falling incomplete. Glenn moved the bail well away from the goal line. 53 yards in all before turning it back on downs. This drive again was all on the ground as the Falcons were hitting the straight ahead plays good behind some of the best blocking they have had this year. Another turnover kept Glenn in the game after turning the ball over on downs as Cain intercepted an Eaton pass with a diving catch after SC had gained a first down and got inside of Glenn territory. But once again Glenn couldn't sustain a drive and they tried a pass on a trick play out of punt formation that was knocked down to give the host team great field position as time was now a definite factor in the game. On the second play, Satoski broke loose for 28 yards to the 7 yard line and the Satellites then scored the touchdown that broke the game open on fourth and one from the one. This came with 1:41 left in the game and Eaton hit Wall with a two pointer to make it 30-14. Glenn wasn't done however. A humed up offense with both Cam and freshman Willie Hostrawser taking the snaps depending on what type of play was called, resulted in the Falcons moving right dow n the field and Cam hit Darrin Fisher with a 28 yard pass for a

consolation ID with just :02 show - ing on the clock. This ended the action for the night, another game that goes into the loss column with a few breaks possibly allowing it to have gone the other way. Satoski ended the night with 112 yards in 24 carries and Eaton had another good passing night for the winners. Cain ended with 106 yards in 20 carries while Workman and Overton netted 66 and 59 each as in this game against this defense, the run was Glenn’s big play again. This Friday Glenn will visit the very strong Jimtown Jimmies for a 7:30 game at Jimtown. Next Wednesday, it will be the season finale with Glenn traveling to Syracuse to play Wawasee in the final game of the 1984 season and also coach John Hostrawser's last game as Glenn’s coach as he has already announced his plans to retire from football coaching at Glenn. The Scoring SOUTH CENTRAL: Mike Eaton, 1 yard run; PAT: Curt Wall, pass from Eaton GLENN: Jim Viscik, recovered fumble in end zone; PAT: Mark Cain, run SOUTH CENTRAL: Brian Satoski, 2 yard run; PAT: pass failed South Central: Monte Clindaniel, 29 yard pass from Eaton; PAT: Satoski, run GLENN: Cain, 40 yard run; PAT: pass failed SOUTH CENTRAL: Satoski. 1 yard run; PAT: Wall, pass from Eaton GLENN: Darrin Fisher, 28 yard pass from Cain; PAT: run failed Score By Quarter* Glenn 0 8 6 6 — 20 SouthCentral 8 14 0 8 — 30 BOWLING NEWS Friday Night Mixed Double. Walkerton Lane* Ramblers 17 Team No. 5 15 9 Luckv Strikes 14 10 Team No. 3 11% 12% Whirlwinds 10 14 Last Chance 7% 16% Team No. 77% 16% Gutter Dusters 5% 18% High team series: Ramblers 1951, Team No. 3 1831, Team No. 5 1780. High team game: Ramblers 700, Team No. 5 639, Team No. 3 635. High individual series men: Dan Calhoun 566, Rich Borkowski 565, Ernie Tompkins 494. High individual game men: Rich Borkowski 245, Dan Calhoun 213, Rich Carpenter 198. High individual series women: Mary Flora 562, Sheila McNeal 479, Sharlene Borkowski 469. High individual game women: Mary Flora 200, Sheila McNeal 192, Yvonne Tompkins 179, Debbie Hardesty 179. Suburban League Walkerton Lane* Farmers State Bank 12 4 Jacob Drugs 11 5 Stump Jumpers 10 6 Lakeside Realty 8 8 Brass Lion 7 9 Jack’s Citgo Service 7 9 American Legion Post 189 5 11 Bolze s Marathon 4 12 High team series: Farmers State Bank 2704, Jacob Drugs 2555, Brass Lion 2416. High team game: Farmers State Bank 998, Jacob Drugs 899, Farmers State Bank 864. High individual series handicap: Jim Millice 706 (651 scratch), Dave Scott 671 (652 scratch), Steve Moe rm an 656. High individual game handicap: Jim Millice 296 ( 278 scratch). David Minter 266 ( 258 scratch). Conrad Kriskovsky 256. Tuesday Nite Mixed Double* Walkerton Lane* Team No. 5 18 6 Team No. 7 14% 9% Team No. 3 14 10 Team No. 1 13% 10% Team No. 8 12 12 Team No. 4 1113

Team No. 6 8 16 Team No. 2 5 19 High team series: Team No. 7 1997, Team No. 5 1892, Team No. 8 1869. High team game: Team No. 4 709, Team No. 5 691, Team No. 7 691. High individual series men: Fred Stratton 569, Danny Calhoon 532, Mike Hamman 530. High individual game men: Danny Calhoon 205, Fred Stratton 192, 190. High individual series women: Louise Whitmer 519, Rita Johnson 506, Dene Hensley 491. High individual game women: Wendy Heim 211, Dene Hensley 207, Louise Whitmer 189. Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton Lanes Miller's Merry Manor 26 6 Ray's Raditor Shop 18 14 Beaver Realty 17 15 Just Sew 17 15 Team No. 8 15 17 Johnson Dairy Farm 14 18 Mouse’s Barber Shop 12 20 Ray’s Super Valu 9 13 High team series: Miller's Merry Manor 1884. Beaver Realty 1765, Mouse’s Barber Shop 1619. High team game: Miller’s Merry Manor 646, 621.617, • Beaver Realty 623, 580. Team No. 8 564. High indivdual series: Dene Hensley 536, Donna Wood 514. Janice White 472. High individual game: Dene Hensley 208, Donna Wood 198, Ching Seaman 189. Monday Night Late Men's Walkerton Lanes Team No. 6 15 9 Team No. 4 15 9 Team No. 2 14 10 Team No. 3 13% 10% Team No. 5 7% 16% Team No. 17 17 High team series: Team No. 4 1400. Team No. 6 1297. Team No. 2 1293. High team game: Team No. 4 500. 487, Team No. 6 486, Team No. 3 484. High individual series: Danny Calhoon 599, Todd Anderson 478, Chris Dankert 475. High individual game: Danny Calhoon 225, 211, Rich Kunkle 186, Todd Anderson 177. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Team No. 8 12 4 4 J’s 10 6 2 Rights, 2 Wrongs 10 6 Team No. 9 8% 7% Team No. 5 8 8 F.D.P.'s 7 9 Flum Duckers 7 9 Alley Cats 7 9 Dilligafs 6% 9% Walnut Road Runners 4 12 High team series handicap: Team No. 8 2339, F.D.P.'s 2266, 4 J’s 2253. High team game handicap: Team No. 8 815, 800, 4 J’s 786. High individual series men: Mike Amor 524, Jack Jackson 521, D. C. Martin 503. High individual game men: Mike Amor 207, Duff Hevel 202, Jack Jackson 188. High individual series women: Joan Shafer 468, Jane Carroll 463, Janet Evanoff 443. High individual game women: Jane Carroll 201, Janet Evanoff 187, Joan Shafer 184. Thursday Night Ladies League Liberty lanes Community State Bank 19 9 Elaine’s Beauty Shop 19 9 Jim’s Market 16 12 Cisney Construction 16 12 Gene's Sunoco 15 13 Eberly’s Orchard 14 14 Miller’s Merry Manor 13 15 Package Liquor 11 17 N. L. Farm Center 9 19 Graham's Trenching Serv. 8 20 High team series handicap: Jim's Market 2475, Eberly's Orchard 2457, Package Liquor 2371. High team game handicap: Eberly's Orchard 884. Jim's Market 848.830.

High individual series: Mary Yeaky 563. Joan Shafer 480, Diane Kime 463. High individual game: Mary Yeakey 202, Linda O'Connor 201, Joan Shafer 178. Monday Night Men's League Liberty Lanes OCTOBER 1 O'Connor Electric Ser. 12 4 Lakeside Inn 11 5 Crumstown Tavern 10 6 Community State Bank 9% 6% Wil-lene Farm 9 Liberty Lanes 7 9 Des-Lan Trucking 6'/j 9% Rudd Olds/Cadillac 6 10 Whitmer Farms 5 11 Swan Lake Golf Club 4 12 High team series handicap: Willene Farm 2843, O’Connor Electric Service 2711, Crumstown Tavern 2708. High team game handicap: Lake side Inn 1007, Crumstown Tavern 966. Wil-lene Farm 959. High individual series: Keith Shirley 568, Jerry Gorbv 550. Alex Cole 543. High individual game: Bill Doan 225, Dick Peckham 225, Alex Cole 222, Keith Shirley 216. OCTOBER 8 O’Connor Electric Ser. 15 5 Community State Bank 13% 6% Wil-lene Farm 12 8 Lakeside Inn 12 8 Crumstown Tavern 11 9 Des-Lan Trucking 9% 10% Whitmer Farms 8 12 Liberty Lanes 7 13 Rudd Olds/Cadillac 7 13 Swan Lake Golf Club 5 15 High team series handicap: Com munity State Bank 1016, Des-Lan Trucking 948, Community State Bank 945. High team series handicap: Com munity State Bank 2868, Liberts Lanes 2757. Wil-lene Farm 2704. High individual series: Kevin Phelps 615, Bill Doan 578, Bob Lute 557. High individual game: Kevin Phelps 236, John South 225, Bob Lute 213. Wednesday Nite Ladle* Walkerton Lane* Chessie System 18 10 Complete Drywall 17% 10% Ludwig Plumbing 17 11 Walkerton Lanes 17 11 Duraciean Carpet 16 12 Brass Lion 15% 12% Precision Pallet 11 17 Vermillion Well 0 28 High team series: Ludwig Plumbing 2165, Chessie System 2086. Walkerton Lanes 2035. High team game: Ludwig Plumbing 789, Chessie System 769. Walkerton Lanes 746. High individual series: Mary Flora 528, Louise Whitmer 499, Zclla Schafer 482. High individual game: Zella Schafer 211, Mary Flora 207. Louise Whitmer 194. Monday Nite Ladle* Walkerton I ante Huhnke’s Service 22 10 Allen's Furniture 22 10 American Door 20 12 Hidden Bu-Tee 17% 14% Hi-De-Ho 17 15 Sunrise Coffee Shop 11% 20% Myrna's Studio 11 21 TV Center 7 25 High team series: Allen’s Furniture 2119, Huhnke’s Service 2096. American Door 2000. High team game: Allen's Furniture 730, Huhnke’s Service 70"’. Hidden Bu-Tee 706. High individual series: Cindy Huhnke 543, Carieen Mann 529, Tanya Uhlig 495. High individual game: Carieen Mann 211, Tanva Uhlig 192. Cinds Huhnke 187. Save a life. Learn CPR.