The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 January 1987 — Page 7

Falcons Run By Knox Redskins 76*45 Friday The John Glenn Falcons topped the Knox Redskins easily Friday night by a 76-45 score in a Northern State Conference game. The Falcons, despite having problems of their own offensively at different times in this game, pressured the visitors enough that turnovers, fouls and loose play was the mood of play for most of the game. The win. Glenn’s fifth in nine games, evened their NSC record at 2-2 while Knox dropped to 0-2 in the conference and 2-6 overall. After starting so poorly last week in the first period in the loss to Triton, the Falcons and Knox combined for about as bad a quarter of basketball as you could witness in this contest. Despite the fact that neither team was trying to slow things down, scoring just wasn't present in this quarter except for three baskets by Roger Spier. It went like this: with only 17 seconds gone, Brian Groves was fouled and got two shots, he hit the first. At the 6:27 mark an alley-oop pass to Spier from Pavey gave the Falcon senior his first basket. The next score of any kind came with 3:36 left in the quarter when Corey Krueger hit two free throws for Knox's first two points, now 3-2. Spier did manage a corner shot at the 3:01 mark and then with 1:56 left in the opening quarter. Ken Hampton hit two free throws for the visitors, now it was 5-4! With just :34 show ing on the clock. Chris Savoie was fouled and he hit both free throws. The Redskins did get a basket finally when they beat the Falcon press down court after the two free throws for a lay-in with just 32 ticks left on the clock. A seven footer by Spier finished a very poorly played first quarter off with Glenn leading 9-6. The Falcons pulled ahead by 12 before the halftime as this quarter did find some scoring from the floor, with both teams getting some field goals in this quarter. The Falcons outscored Knox 23-14 and from the floor they hit 10 baskets while Knox was getting six . . . almost half of their 14 they were to get for the entire game. Spier, who was Glenn's offense in the first quarter, had 10 points in this period to total 16 by halftime, and this was necessary with senior Wes Pavey on the bench with three fouls picked up in the first period. The outcome was decided as the second half started, but just to throw a damper on the scene, the third quarter was marred with whistle after whistle as both teams were pressing, fouling, committing

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county auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in custody of the township advisory board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township Dale J. Nelson, Trustee Telephone: Area Code (219) Number 656-4587 Date this report was published: January 22, 1987 Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this township at its annual meeting. this the 13th day of January, 1987. Dale J. Shene man, Chairman of Advisory Board This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Board of this township at its annual meeting, this 13th day of January. 1967 Advisory Board, Liberty Township Dale J. Sheneman David G Gensinger Don Eberly

turnovers and in general just not playing a smooth game. The Fai cons put it way out of reach with 25 points in this period, nine of them coming from the free throw line and Knox meanwhile added seven of their 11 from the line, plus quite a few misses added to that. Both teams were in the bonus situation before the third quarter was half over, as this eight minute period took 40 minutes to play. Leading 57-31 after three, it was a matter of playing out the time and it also did give coach Gordon Mosson a chance to use his entire bench in this game, and they responded with nine of the 11 boys dressed got into the scoring column. Spier ended the night with 24 points to lead all scorers, and Pavey hit double figures with 14, all coming in the second half. For the Redskins. Ken Hampton and Ray Tarnow each had 13 to lead a very weak Knox club in this game. B-Team Wins Easily The Falcon B-Team again played well over the entire court to rack up a 49-31 victory in the preliminary game. Tourney Action This Weekend The Falcons will play LaVille Thursday night at LaVille in the second game that night in the annual Bi-County Tourney. The outcome of that will determine if they will see more action this week or not. as the winner of this game will advance to play the winner of the Oregon-Davis and New Prairie game on Friday night in the second game sometime after 8:30 p.m. John Glenn fg ft fta p Pavey 3 8 10 3 Spier 8 8 9 4 B. Groves 4 12 4 Borton 12 2 2 Savoie 3 3 4 3 Runyan 3004 Porter 0 0 0 32 C. Groves 10 12 Hostrawser 0 0 10 Clifton 2 0 10 Malstaff 2 0 10 Hall 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 27 22 31 26 Knox Tamow 5 3 5 2 Lyndstrand 0 14 5 Richie 0 0 0 2 Tetzloff 2 0 11 McGaughey 10 0 0 Hampton 3 7 10 4 Krueger 13 5 2 Ferguson 0 0 0 2 Combs 10 2 1 Dickev 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 14 17 31 21 Score By Quarters Knox 6 20 31 45 Glenn 9 32 57 76 Be a defensive driver always! A quarter has 119 grooves on its circumference.

Lady Falcons Win 2nd Game Os Season 50-42 The John Glenn girls basketball team won their second game of the season Saturday in the consolation round of the Knox Tourney as they came from behind in the second half to top Pioneer 50-42. The win made the overall record 2-10 for Glenn while Pioneer slipped to 1-10 with losses to Marian and Glenn in the four-team tourney. The young Lady Falcons were paced offensively in this game by a freshman and sophomore. Kristi Solmos and Dawn Rhodes respectively. who each totaled 15 points. In the first period, Rhodes had all seven of Glenn's points as the Pioneer team took a slim 9-7 lead. The second quarter found the Cass County team moving to a 22-18 lead, but Glenn was still in the game at the main intermission. A lot of whistles resulted in a lot of trips to the foul line, but Pioneer could not respond very well, hitting only 8 out of 21 in the first half, while Glenn was converting eight out of 15 in this same time. The second half, the Falcons came back to take the lead and move on to the victory. Outscoring their opponents 13-7 in the third period. Glenn held a slim two point lead, and then used the free throw line in the final stanza to help hold off the Pioneer team. Solmos hit seven of 10 in the final period herself. as Glenn was the recipient of 18 chances from the line in this period while Pioneer was still having trouble, hitting only five of 15 as this game turned into a free throw shooting contest. In the 50-42 victory. Glenn had only five different girls share the points, but coach Barb Osowski had to go to her bench as 30 personal fouls forced action by more individuals. In all. seven players fouled out. four for Pioneer and three for the Falcons. Solmos got her 15 points on two baskets and 11 of 16 from the stripe while Rhodes had six baskets and three of five from the line. Pioneer had two girls in double figures with Pam Zieder getting 16 points and Kathy Hamilton hitting ID. Box Score Glenn fg ft fta p Rupel 3 3 4 5 O'Blenis 4 13 5 Huizenga 0 0 0 3 Rhodes 6354 Solmos 2 11 16 4 Osborn 0012 !; alcoholics' anonymous J AL-ANON S <1 8 p.m Thursdays <[ CHURCH OF CHRIST <[ 65225 St Rd 23. Martti Liberty <! <[ A? 06 THE’ " ’ TAX SHELTER JOYCE H. WYSOCKI Registered Representative For CHUBB SECURITIES CORP. Concord, N.H. 03301 INVESTMENTS MUTUAL FUNDS - I.R.A.’s 903 S. State Street North Liberty, Indiana Phone 656-4706 a?4a;

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Schmidt 0 0 2 0 Meyer 0 0 0 0 Salyer 0 2 4] Boise 0 0 I 5 Rufff 0 0 0 3 TOTALS 15 20 36 30 Pioneer Sproles 115 5 Zeider 6 4 10 5 Christi Spencer 0 0 3 0 Grable 10 15 Hamilton 2 6 8 4 Kaufman 12 4 0 Smith 10 0 5 Bemley 0 0 10 Candi Spencer 113 2 Kelly 10 3 2 TOTALS 14 14 38 28 Score By Quarters Pioneer 9 22 29 42 Glenn 7 18 31 50 NORTH JUDSON - GLENN GAME RESCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 24 The Glenn and North Judson varsity and JV boys basketball game postponed last Friday will be played on Tuesday, February 24. in the John Glenn High School gymnasium. Th JV game will begin at 6:30 p.m. E.S.T. Knox Tops Glonn Girls In Tourney 44-38 The Knox girls basketball team met John Glenn in the opening round of the Knox Invitational Tourney on Saturday and defeated Glenn 49-38 to move on their w ay to winning the title of their own tourney.’ The Redskins moved ahead in the first quarter and led all the way, but weren't able to really put the game away until time became a factor in the last quarter. Ilie loss was the Lady Falcons 10th in 11 tries this year while Knox moved on to a 10-4 record with this and their championship victory over Marian in the title game. Despite trailing 17-10 after one period, and 30-18 at halftime, the Falcons didn't quit in this game

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and actually outscored the hosts in the second half. However, a threepronged offense, with Julie Clark leading the way with 18, Tonya Bradley and Kimm Zachery each getting 11, was too much for the Glenn girls to handle. Trish O'Blenis paced the Falcons with 15 points and also pulled down 11 rebounds as she had her best individual effort of the year. Box Score Knox fg ft fta p J. Simoni 0 0 14 T. Simoni 0 0 0 0 Schulz 3 0 0 1 Clark 8 2 2 3 Bradley 3 5 6 0 Zachery 5141 Berndt 10 11 Bolen 0 13 2 TOTALS 21 9 17 12 Glenn Rhodes 3120 O'Blenis 6 3 7 I Boise 1443 Solmos 0 0 0 2 Rupel 3 0 0 2 Osborn 0 12 0 Schmidt 0 0 11 Salyer 0 12 1 Huizenga 10 0 3 Score By Quarters Knox 17 30 37 49 Glenn 10 18 27 38 Our classifieds start at $1.50! CHANGING ADDRESS? If you are moving or your mailing address has been changed, please notify our subscription department as soon as possible. Thank you. The IndeoendenrNews JOHNSON/WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Call For A Quote ALL TYPES OF COVERAGE OFFERED DON R. JOHNSON Certified Ins Counselor REGG F. WILLIAMS 586-2580 •2W

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