The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 October 1986 — Page 7
WALKERTON TOWN COURT NEWS Henry R. Paschen, 603 Virginia Street, Walkerton, speeding, fined SIO.OO, plus court costs. Brian Seiner, 404 W. Maple St., North Liberty, inadequate muffler, fined 510.00, plus court costs. Thomas D. Comeno, Rural Route 4, Box 445-A, Walkerton, operating on expired license plates, fined 510.00, plus court costs. Tarry C. Bash, 19152 S. Nutmeg, Argos, speeding, fined 514.00, plus court costs. Gerald D. Harris, 4940 Edinborough Lane, Apt. 417, Indianapolis, speeding, fined 515.00, plus court costs. Richard Graham, 705 Ohio St., Walkerton, false and ficticious registration, fined 510.00, plus court costs. Mark Helminger, 27218 St. Rd. 4, North Liberty, illegal consumption of alcohol, fined 530.00, plus court costs, 15 day jail sentence suspended, six month non-report-ing probation period in the Walkerton Town Court. Sam L. Forsythe, 111 S. Jefferson, North Liberty, illegal consumption of alcohol, fined 530.00, plus court costs, fifteen day jail sentence suspended, placed on a six month non-reporting probation period in the Walkerton Town Court. Ernest Perkins, P. O. Box 94, Meadow Court, North Liberty, violation of child restraint law, fined SIO.OO, plus court costs. Jeffrey Stetler, Rural Route 1, Box 219, Walkerton, check deception, fined $50.00, criminal fee $17.00, plus court costs, ordered to pay restitution to Ray & Kenny's Super Valu $120.00. Thirty day jail sentence suspended, placed on a six month non-reporting probation in the Walkerton Town Court. Phillip Bogard, Rural Route 4, Box 378, Walkerton, illegal consumption of alcohol, fined $30.00, plus court costs. Darrell C. Keiper, Rural Route 5, Box 300, Walkerton, disorderly conduct, fined 510.00, plus court costs, 15 day jail sentence suspended. placed on a six month nonreporting probation period in the Walkerton Town Court. Shari Thompson, Rural Route 2. Box 170, Walkerton, check deception, fined 525.00, criminal fee 517.00, plus court costs. 15 day jail sentence suspended, placed on a six month non-reporting probation in the Walkerton Town Court. Ordered to pay restitution to Hook’s Drug Store $46.68. Linda Hoffer, Rural Route 1, Box 267, Hamlet, check deception, fined $50.00, criminal fee $17.00, plus court costs, sentenced to 30 days suspended, placed on a six month non-reporting probation in the Walkerton Town Court. Ord-
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ered to pay restitution to Larry’s Quick Mart 551.28. and to Wilcox Supermarket 591.74. Cynthia L. Hickey, 3715 S. Fellows, South Bend, false statement of age on driver’s license, and possession of two driver’s licenses, fined 520.00, plus court costs. Richard Baker, 227 Oakside, South Bend, illegal possession of Longmouth bass, to wit: undersized, fined 510.00, plus court costs. Keith D. Mitschelen, 21190 W. Johnson Road, South Bend, false ficticious registration on trailer, fined 510.00, plus court costs. Falcons Drop 19-7 Decision To Triton Friday The old saying about “not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog" might well be put use in the Friday night Triton Trojan win over the John Glenn Falcons. Glenn, playing without their senior quarterback, Wes Pavey, nursing a cracked bone in his hand, just couldn’t match the intensity and desire of the visiting Triton team in this 19-6 loss, Glenn’s fifth in six tries this season. The win was Triton’s second in six games and both teams are now 1-3 in Northern State Conference play. JG Statistics T 7 First Downs 10 116 Rushing 114 51 Passing 111 12 Passes Attempted 15 3 Passes Completed 6 4 Had Intercepted 0 15 Return Yards 49 2 Punts 4 34 Average Yards 34 2 Fumbles 1 1 Fumbles Lost 0 25 Yards Penalized 10 45 Offensive Plays 57 The Trojans, with only 24 boys in uniform, battled well from the very beginning and Glenn once again just could not move the ball consistently on offense. Despite their best running stats in a few games, the 167 yards of total offense and the five turnovers just is not going to win ballgames. They really missed the strong arm of Pavey, and just couldn’t make up for this in other ways. The defense played well most of the time, but they can’t continue to stop teams with so much pressure on them lyThe two teams battled back and forth in the first half, a rather conservative half that did find the Falcons sustaining one drive from their own 16 to the Triton 14, before turning the ball over on downs. The big play in this drive was a screen pass from John Pinckert to fullback Dave Searfoss
that was good for 41 yards. Triton never got deeper than the Falcon 38 yard line in this half. The second half provided the action. Glenn had four passes intercepted and a fumble lost on a punt in this half to self destruct. After a punt about halfway through the third quarter, Triton’s quarterback, Jim Shively, hit Steve Trowbridge with a slant pass across the middle and the fleet receiver outdistanced the Glenn secondary for an overall 65 yard touchdown play. Dan Williamson kicked the extra point and the Trojans drew first blood 7-0 with 5:08 showing in the third quarter. The next two Glenn possessions were thwarted by pass interceptions, the last one coming early in the fourth quarter and gave the Trojans the ball at the Glenn 29. It took eight rushing plays to cover the 29 yards, but with 6:21 left in the game, Triton took a 13-0 lead on a one yard plunge by Todd Lemler. The ensuing kickoff was one of those things. Sam Borton had trouble picking up a low bounding kick on the wet field, but when he did pick it up at the 22 yard line, he found an opening in the oncharging Triton team which often happens on such a play, and he ran 78 yards for the score. A wide kick attempt left it at 13-6 with 6:06 left in the game, giving the Falcons some hope yet in this homecoming game. However, Triton picked up two first downs after an attempted onside kick, and this carried them deep into Falcon territory where Willamson finally broke one for 20
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yards and the score. This made it 19-6 with just 3:16 left and put the game out of reach for all practical purposes. Any doubts were erased when Triton picked off their fourth pass of the night on the following series of downs. Despite only having 24 boys in uniform, the Triton roster only lists three seniors and the desire and ability they displayed has to be encouraging for a program that has been falling off badly in recent years. Visit Colver Friday The Falcons will travel to Culver to play a winless Culver team Friday in another conference game. The kickoff is set for 7:30 at the Culver field. The Scoring TRITON: Steve Trowbridge, 65 yard pass from Jim Shively; PAT: Dan Williamson, kick TRITON: Todd Lemler, 1 yard run; PAT: kick failed GLENN: Sam Borton, 78 yard kickoff return; PAT: kick failed TRITON: Dan Williamson. 20 yard run; PAT: run failed Score By Quarters Triton 0 0 7 12 — 19 Glenn 0 0 0 6 — 6 A bookworm is the popular name for the larvae of several beetles that boro through books. To avoid searching for photo negatives, store thorn behind corresponding prints in your photograph album.
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