The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1995 — Page 8
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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MAY 4, 1995
Glenn Golfers Defeat Knox And North Judson Glenn's golf team is starting to warm up to mid-season form as they recently knocked off a good Knox team 165 to 168 and North Judson 165 to 182. Brian Lyle, while still recovering from a broken bone in his wrist, fired a medalist score of 38 to lead the Falcons. Landon Wiegand scored his best round of 1995 with a round of 40 followed by T. J. Jackson 43, Rocky Plummer 44 and Nathan Cripe 45. The win raised Glenn s record to 4 wins and 3 losses. Knox dropped to 6 and 2, as Judson struggles at 2 and 6. The junior varsity picked up two wins shooting a team total of 187 to Knox's 194 and North Judson's 229. Jake McPhail, Ryan Schmeltz and Jeremy Martin all fired 46’s followed by Tom Popovic 49, Nathan Downey 54. The Glenn JV record now stands at 4 and 2. The golf team will host three matches this week at Whispering Pines Golf Course. Goshen, LaVille and Argos will complete May 2nd, followed by Jimtown May 3, and Triton on May 4th. The varsity will participate in the LaVille Invitational on Saturday, May 6th at Sprig-O-Mint at 6:25 a.m. Glenn Golfers 2nd In County John Glenn’s Golf Team tried to defend its 1994 Marshall County Golf Tournament crown at Culver Saturday, but LaVille proved to be the dominant team taking the title with a 327 total. Glenn kept the scores close through the first nine holes of play before finishing in second place with a team total of 345. Third Place went to C.M.A. i JOHNSON 1 INS. AGENCY DON R. JOHNSON Ctrlifisd Insurance Counselor DONNA L. RAUSCH DIANE JOHNSON We Sell Service Along With Our Product Call (219)586-2580 Koontz Lake
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with 369, followed by Culver 372, Bremen 382, Argos 388, and Triton at 391. The individual Marshall County Team were medalist Brent Hoskins of LaVille. 75; Chuck Wheat of LaVille 79; Justin Anglin, Triton 82; Landon Wiegand, Glenn 82; and Brian Lyle, Glenn, 83. Other scores for John Glenn were Rocky Plummer finishing the day strong with a 39 for an 87; Nathan Cripe with a 93; and T. J. Jackson with a 99. April 25th Glenn visited Nappanee Municiple Golf Course and defeated Bremen 174 to 184 while being defeated by North Wood 154 to 174. Scores for Glenn were Wiegand 41, Lyle 41, Cripe 45, Jackson 46 and Plummer 49. North Wood’s Mitch Walter shot an even par 36. Glenn’s junior varsity shot a 200 to North Wood’s 170, and Bremen’s 207. Ryan Schmeltz led the team with a 45 followed by Jake McPhail and Nathan Downey with 50’s, Chris Linback with a 55 and Aric Bajer at 69. UREY BOYS TRACK RESULTS The Urey Middle School boys track team traveled to LaPorte, April 15th, to complete against LaPorte Boston and Kesling. The seven grade split, winning against Kesling and losing to Boston by a few points. The eighth grade also split the meet by winning against Kesling and losing to Boston. Seventh Grade Scorera Shot put: 2nd, F. Tetzlaff; 3rd, S. Humphrey Discus: 3rd, F. Tetzlaff Long jump: 2nd, M. Alexander High jump: 2nd, S. Swan 1600 meters: 2nd, M. Alexander; 4th, S. Swan 110 hurdles: Ist, M. Alspaugh; 4th, R. Tingle 400 meters: 2nd, M. Alexander; 3rd, M. Malstaff 800 meters: Ist, S. Swan; 4th C. Solovay 200 meters: Ist. S. Swan Eighth Grade Scorera Shot put: Ist, Matt Trusty; 4th, M. Miser Discus: 2nd, M. Miser High jump: 3rd, Matt Trusty 1600 meters: 2nd, T. Alexander 110 hurdles: 2nd, Matt Trusty 100 meters: Ist, Bryan Gensinger
400 meters: Ist, B. Hulse; 2nd, A. Ream; 4th, R. Reinhold 800 meters: 3rd, Marcus Trusty, 4th, Matt Trusty 200 meters: Ist, G. Gensinger Team Scores Seventh grade: Boston 47*/j, Kesling 35*/i, Urey 43. Eighth grade: Boston 62, Kesling 22, Urey 42. On Tuesday, April 25th, the Urey Middle School boys track team traveled to Lincoln Middle School and competed against a very strong Plymouth team. Bryan Gensinger led the Falcons with firsts in the 50M, 100 M, and 200M. Tom Alexander also placed first in the 1600 M run. Plymouth won the meet 71 to 38. Scoring for Urey were the following: Long jump: 2nd, B. Gensinger 110 hurdles: 3rd, S. Fick 100 meters: Ist, B. Gensinger Shot put: 2nd, Matt Trusty 1600 meters: Ist, T. Alexander Discus: 2nd, M. Miser 400 meters: 2nd, A. Ream; 3rd, B. Hulse 800 meters: 2nd, T. Alexander 50 meters: Ist, B. Gensinger 200 meters: Ist, B. Gensinger High jump: 3rd, C. Stedman On Thursday, April 27th, the Urey Middle School boys track team traveled to Oregon-Davis to compete in a dual meet. Despite the miserable weather conditions, the Falcons dominated the meety winning all the events except high jump. Scores were Oregon-Davis 35, Urey 80. Shot put: 35’9” M. Trusty (U), J. Dipert (U), Marcus Trusty (U) Long jump: 16’4” B. Gensinger (U), C. Stedman (U), Gonzalez (O-D). Discus: 105’1” M.xMiser (U), Martin (O-D), Dipert (U) 100 meters: 12.1 B. Gensinger (U), Jones (O-D), Corwin (O-D). 110 hurdles: 19.2 Matt Trustv (U), Fick (U), Martin (O-D). 1600 meters: 5:24.5 T. Alexander (U), Messer (O-D), M. Alexander (U). High jump: 4’B” B. Frazier (O-D), C. Stedman (U), Matt Trusty (U). 400 meter relay: 54.4 Urey
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(Miser, Meyer, Allsop, Gensinger) 400 meters: 1.01.6 B. Hulse (U), Corwin (O-D), Butler (U). 200 meter hurdles: 31.8 C. Stedman (U), Martin (O-D), M. Alspaugh (U). 800 meters: 2:30.6 T. Alexander (U), Messer (O-D), S. Swan (U). 200 meters: 25.5 B. Gensinger (U), Jones (O-D), Ream (U). 1600 meter relay: 4:26.7 Urey (Hulse, Ream, Swan, Pairitz), O-D. “I Want To Read” Video At Walkerton Library A new video to help adults learn to read can be checked out at the Walkerton Public Library. It was recently donated to the Library by the Walkerton American Legion, the Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary and the Walkerton Sons of the American Legion. This step-by-step series helps adult non-readers learn to read in the privacy of their own homes and at their own pace. The Library has the series ready for check out. The videos will check out for one month and may be renewed if needed. The Library would also like to apologize for mistakenly reporting in the April 6th Independent-News edition that the videos were donated by the Walkerton American Legion. They were given by not only the W’alkerton American Legion, but also the Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary and the Sons of the American Legion. We are sorry for any confusion.
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Kindergarten Oreintation At Oregon-Davis All parents who l)ave a child eligible to attend kindergarten at Oregon-Davis in the fall of 1995 must attend the orientation on Tuesday, May 16, at 7:00 p.m. Children are welcome to attend the orientation with their parents. This will be held in the elementary cafeteria. A child must be five years old on or before June 1, 1995 to enter kindergarten. At this time curriculum and screening information will be discussed and distributed. Appointments for individual screening will be made at this time. Screening will take place on Thursday, May 18. Appointments will be scheduled at 15 minute intervals allowing for individual attention and the avoidance of congestion. Children will be involved in: Hearing and Speech Screening, Health Screening and Developmental Screening. Following the orientation will be a tour of the building and kindergarten classrooms. A legal (not hospital) birth certificate and immunization record are required for registration. Please bring these the day of screening, not to orientation. The birth certificate may be obtained by contacting the Health Department in the county in which the child was bom. If immunization is not now complete, it must be completed before September 1, 1995. Our Happy Ads start at $2.50!