The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 December 1993 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — DECEMBER 23, 1993

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LADY FALCONS FALL TO TOUGH COUGARS 47-39 Glenn's Lady Falcons dropped a hard fought Northern State Conference basketball contest to the powerful and talented New Prairie Cougars by a 47-39 count Wednesday night in the Falcons’ Aerie. The Cougars came to town sporting a six game winning streak and extended it to seven with only two early season losses as blemishes on their record. The visitors are 3-2 in league play. Glenn on the other hand suffered its fourth loss in as many games in conference play and dropped to 4-6 on the year. Although they did not win, the

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scrappy Falcons gave it all they had which was just not enough against a much more talented and senior dominated club. The locals got off to another rocky and slow start as they fell behind 12-4 at the first stop. Coach Scott Hosatetler's charges behind Tracey Legge's eight markers regained their composure in the second frame and chopped the deficit to five at the intermission, 24-19. The Falcons led by Legge and Dara Cisney charged back in the fourth to close the gap to only four, 41-37, with less than three minutes left. However, that was as close as the home team could get. Legge finished the night with 15 points to take game scoring honors and also hauled down 13 rebounds. Cisney added 12 tallies, which included one trey, to the black attack. Suzanne Smith led the visitors with 14 points. The Falcons hit on 18 of 56 shots from the field while the Cougar girls dumped in 17 of 48 attempts. The locals only went to the charity stripe four times in the entire contest and made two. New Prairie stood at the line 16 times, canning 11. Glenn did out rebound their opponents 31-27. The local team does not return to action again until Tuesday night,

January 4, at South Bend Clay. BOX SCORE New Prairie ft ft tp Sara Belzowski 10 2 Suzanne Smith 6 0 14 Crystal Doane 0 0 0 Heather Ludlow 0 0 0 Megan Jennings 3 2 8 Lindsey Risner 0 0 0 Kim Zell 10 2 Jennie Johnston 2 6 10 Kelly Bartoszowicz 2 1 5 Jenny Smith 0 0 0 Rachel Meyers 2 2 6 TOTALS 17 11 47 John Glenn Tracey Legge 71 15 Tiffany Hesters 3 0 6 Jennifer Hoover 2 0 4 Renee Fisher 1 0 2 Elyse Clingenpeel 0 0 0 Dara Cisney 5 1 12 TOTALS 18 2 39 Score By Quarters New Prairie 12 24 36 47 John Glenn 4 19 24 39 JV Topa Coogan The John Glenn junior varsity chalked up its sixth win of the season with an easy 41-15 triumph over the Cougars in the preliminary contest. The locals are now 6-4 on the season. The younger Falcons proved to be too quick for the visitors as they raced to a 13-4 advantage at the end of one period of play. The white clad gals led 21-6 at halftime and were on top at the start of the final six minutes 30-13. The winners were paced by Elaine Davidson with 20 points and Tracey Futa with nine markers and nine rebounds. Alicia Allsop added five points, Lindsay O'Connor four and Angel Dietrich three. Playing well but not scoring for Glenn were Crystal Brooke, Tiffany Ransbottom and Ojeta Oke. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON On Monday Harold and Hazel Schweder took care of the books and program. Tuesday Fred Daniels talked to us about the state of Vermont with their roiling hills and beautiful scenery. The temperature averages in the summer around 68 degrees, in the winter months around 17 degrees. Wednesday Jessie Schaeffer told us a story about “We kids get a bang out of Christmas”. Thursday Mr. Gwin talked to us about Christmas Around The World”. Friday we had our regular singapttiiK May toy fill your । ' heart. Let peace < therein abound, ' 1 Throughout this bountiful earth. Let • His love be found Eberly’s Orchard 67118 Sage Rd. < North Liberty

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