The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1995 — Page 3

Lancers Blast Past Falcons Friday, 28-0 The John Glenn Falcons were handed their second loss of the | football season by the LaVille ’ Lancers on Friday evening, at LaVille. The Lancers won by a । score of 28-0 in this Northern State i Conference game. j Glenn’s power runner, Nick I Medich, was held to only 99 yards I for the night on 22 carries. He had 7 the week before in the Knox game a whopping 214 yards and three i • touchdowns to his credit. The - LaVille defense keyed on Medich > all night long. > The Lancers were led by their . two running backs, Adam Beery | and Jim Larkin. Larkin had 132 11 yards on 17 carries and credited for > three touchdowns while Beery had ' 63 yards on 13 carries and one ' touchdown. The junior quarterback, Brenton Fish, was credited for two passes for touchdowns in the contest, both to Larkin. The Lancers are a good size team , comparied to the Falcons. Also the I Falcons turned the ball over on four

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pace for the night. The Falcons are now 1-2 overall while the Lancers are 1-2 overall and 1-1 in conference action. SCORING L-Beery 1 run, Ryan Christy kick L-Larkin 24 pass from Fish, kick failed L-Larkin 12 pass from Fish, Larkin run L-Larkin 7 run, Christy kick The Lancers had 14 first downs to Glenn’s 8; 261 yards rushing for the Lancers to Glenn’s 95 and 147 yards passing for the Lancers to Glenn’s 61 yards. In the game Glenn was penalized 59 yards and LaVille 77 yards.

SPORTS NEWS

The John Glenn varsity volleyball team experienced a busy but exciting week as it split the six matches they participated in. Traveling to South Bend, the Falcons upset a more experienced St. Joe squad, 15-10, 5-15, 15-10. Superior blocking proved to be the key as the Falcons took the Indians out of their game. Bridget and Beth Honaker combined for 16 blocks while Holly Legge led the Falcon attack with 4 kills. Lindsay O’Connor had another fine performance with 7 assists, 7 digs, 19 of 19 serving and two service aces. After falling to North Judson, 15-3, 15-5, the Falcons traveled to the Triton Invitational on Sat. Glenn’s opening match of the tourney resulted in a tough three game defeat to South Central, 15-2, 9-15, 15-10. However the young Falcons, who have no seniors on the roster, stormed back to best conference rivals Triton, 15-2, 15-8 and Culver 15-12,15-8. Based on a tie-breaker, Glenn won their four team pool and was matched up Fresh POTATO DONUTS FRIED IN CANOLA OIL SAT. SEPT. 16 8-11 A.M NORTH LIBERTY MASONIC LODGE Next Donut Day Sept 30th Mary Kay has a skin care program designed for your skin , type. All basic skin care products are non-comedogenic and clinically tested for skin irritancy and allergy. • ^LMARV KAY WCE-TCMWCE BEAUTY ADMCE~ JUDY ROSE 656-4491 Rebecca Hoyt Fischer Laderej^& Ascher, PC. i i 2 West SuitT 3 l O South Beno. Aoiana 4000 I (2 I O) SB4-2354 . . u. <8OO) ZOO-2354 BusiNEA&g&M^Rbk^ Estate Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W. Center St. North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Helens Curtis Unlparm — Spyro Firms Curling Iron & Hilr Accessories - Jewelry Cosmetics - Ear Piercing - Perfumes GIGI Home Hair Removal Sukeska Hair Products WALK-INS WELCOME Op«n Mondiy. Thundiy, Friday. Saturday Ciosid Days Tuisdiy I Widnudiy Optn Mondiy. Tutidiy A Thursdsy EviMngt Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service

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against 11-2 Wawasee in the championship match. Falling behind early, the Falcons struggled throughout the match before being defeated 15-1,15-5. Glenn’s attack for the day was led by Beth Honaker’s 21 kills & 15 assists while Lindsley O’Connor added 11 kills & 16 assists of her own. Angel Dietrich & Suzanne Drews led the Falcon defense with 19 & 16 digs,

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respectively. Rounding out the ' Falcon highlights was the saving of ‘ Heidi Wasteney who had 6 aces. The junior varsity team continued to experience growing pains as it dropped matches to St. Joe, 15-10, 15-6 and N. Judson, 15-1, 15-4. Leading the attack against* St. Joe was Tammy Wasteney and Jennifer Traub who had 4 kills each. Other highlights for Glenn included the 5 digs of Becca Strahm, 8-9 setting of Lynna Potts and the 7-8 passing of Jessica Traub. Alissa Fuentes highlighted the Falcon serving efforts going 8 of 9 with one ace. i Obey The Traffic Laws Man grumbling to friend: “I I can’t help being depressed. I just . realized it’s costing me more to insure my car than my life.”

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