The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 October 1986 — Page 7

CELEBRATING 102ND BIRTHDAY BBHI I ' > / jrißbejlu^H^l Mrs. Etta Mae Milner, of the 76 Apartments, Walkerton, will be celbrating her 102nd birthday on Sunday, October 19. Some of her lady friends took her to lunch on Tuesday, at Lea’s House Os Pizza, where she was treated with a birthday cake in honor of her birthday. Congratulations Mrs. Milner!

Falcons Win 2nd Gamo As Culvor Falls 14-6 Friday The John Glenn Falcons took advantage of two Culver Cavalier fumbles Friday night to score both of their touchdowns on the way to a thrilling 14-8 victory at Culver in a Northern State Conference game. The win. only Glenn’s second in conference play, assured the Falcons of a no worse than a tie for 4th in the seven team league. The overall record of Glenn is 2-5 heading into the final week of the regular season with the Sectional to be played at Glenn on the following Friday, hosting Rensselaer. Culver remained winless in seven games this season. JG Statistics C 6 First Downs 6 93 Rushing 89 72 Passing 85 12 Passes Attempted 11 6 Passes Completed 4 1 Had Intercepted 1 17 Return Yards 2 4 Punts 4 36% Average Yards 41% 2 Fumbles 3 2 Fumbles Lost 2 25 Yards Penalized 40 47 Offensive Plays 54 The game started with the Falcons receiving the kick and they returned it to their own 40 yard line where they managed one first down before punting the ball away. The punt was fumbled and the fight was on and Glenn won the battle

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with Sam Borton covering the free ball at the Culver 14 yard line. After a 3 yard gain by Dave Searfoss, a penalty set Glenn back five yards. Searfoss got 2 more, putting it back at the original line of scrimmage and on the third down play. Willie Hostrawser, playing at the quarterback position this week in place of the injured Wes Pavey, hit Brain Groves with a nice pass for the touchdown. Craig Groves kicked the extra point and Glenn led 7-0 with 6:42 still remaining in the first quarter. The two teams then traded possession several times before Glenn got great field positon on another Culver fumble, this one covered by Searfoss. Starting at the 14 once again, they were unable to sustain a drive and a field goal attempt from the 26 was wide to the right. The rest of the first half still found Glenn holding the advantage but not able to capitalize on these chances. They were intercepted once in the end zone to stop a drive and only a long punt on a quick kick formation good for 61 yards backed the Falcons well into their own territory. The second half began similar to the first, a Culver fumble setting up Glenn's second TD. After receiving the kick and not being able to sustain a drive, Culver dropped into punt formation but a mishandled snap on the punt attempt found the would-be punter Stacy Hartle being tackled for a 23 yard loss, giving Glenn a first and goal at the 8 yard line. On the first play Mike Radandt broke right through the middle for his first varsity

touchdown and Craig Groves once again was true with the kick and the Falcons led 14-0 with only 3:02 elapsed in the third quarter. A series of possessions followed with neither team able to make a first down and running three offensive plays and punting until late in the quarter when Glenn lost possession on a completed pass and fumble that gave the Cavaliers the ball at their own 32 yard line. After a two yard loss and a four yard gain, On the first play of the final stanza, Greg Lewis dropped back for a quick pass over the middle to Rodney Ringer and the fleet receiver to it in stride and outdistanced the Glenn secondary for a 66 yard pass and run play. Greg McCallister then ran for a two point conversion and it was the Falcons 14, Cavaliers 8 with 11:50 remianing to be played in the game. Glenn managed to get the ball to the Culver 47 after the next kickoff before being forced to punt again. This time Bill Kammerer’s punt was downed at the 1 yard line, putting Culver in a serious hole as time now started to be an important factor. However, on a third and 6 from the five yard line, Hartle was able to gain only about four yards but a face mask penalty gave Culver 15 big yards and another first down. However this potential drive ended on the next play when Kraig Perkins intercepted a Lewis pass, giving Glenn the ball again. Still unable to sustain anything. Culver took over on downs at their own 16 and on the second play, after an incomplete pass, the fleet Greg McCallister broke one down the right sideline that gained 57 yards before being tackled by the Glenn secondary. However, the ball was now inside the Glenn 30 and with less than six minutes to play, it put all the excitement that was possible back in the game. The Falcons were able to hold again, taking over at the 26, but on first down, a Searfoss fumble was covered by the Cavaliers Hartle and thev went to work again starting at the 28. Four running plays were tried and the first three gained 7 yards, but on the key fourth down play, Greg McCallister was tackeied for no gain, giving Glenn the ball once again. A key third down pass on from Hostrawser to Brian Groves gave the Falcons their only first down of the second half, but was good enough to let them run the clock out on four THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TO HELP PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS AnHtble From NEDRA WILLIAMS 586-3627 Newton Mfg. Co. Rop. Th* WK Ba Hara Soon PENS - CALENDARS - CAPS BALLOONS - BANNERS - BUTTONS SIGNS - KEY TAGS - DECALS BUMPER STICKERS RAIN GEAR - JEWELRY - SIGNS ETC. :'2o%'oFf’: ; ORT CLEANING ■ I INCLUDING DRAPES I I I I Drop Off At I l THE MOVIE ZOO ■ ■ Walkerton I I ■ LITTLE ANDY'S DRIVE IN* North Liberty ■XAVER CLEANERS' I Coupon Mutt Bo Pruontod With I Incoming Order I EXPIRES 10-31 86 I•■■■ OB ■OB■■OBOB ■■ ■■ 5

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running plays, icing the 14-8 victory. Neither team was impressive on offense and only two big plays by Culver, the 66 yard TD pass and run and McCallister’s 57 yard run, gave them yardage at all. Glenn was held below 100 yards both on the ground and in the air, but used two of the opportunities given to turn it into victory. Hoot New Prairie Friday In the final season game, the New Prairie Cougars, an improved team over a year ago. will be visiting Glenn and trying to remain alive for a share of the conference title if Jimtown can beat LaVille, forcing a three-way tie for the top. Kickoff on Parents/Senior Night is set for 7:30 p.m. The Scoring GLENN: Brian Groves, 14 yard pass from Willie Hostrawser; PAT: Craig Groves, kick GLENN: Mike Radandt, 8 yard run; PAT: Craig Groves, kick CULVER: Rodney Ringer, 66 yard pass from Greg Lewis; PAT: Greg McCallister, run Score By Quarters Glenn 7 0 7 0 — 14 Culver 0 0 0 8 — 8 R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. OCTOBER 20 - 24 MONDAY Apple juice Minestroni soup ATTENTION VETERANS Service Officer At POST 189 WALKERTON 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays

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