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Sports News (Continued from Page 6) Strahm led the way with 16 perfect serves. Lynna Potts contributed four aces and 10 assists. Tammy Wasteney racked up eight kills and Strahm also led in passing. The Lady Falcons rolled over CGA with scores of 15-10, 15-0. Lynna Potts and Brandee Easterday combined for six aces. A great total team effort resulted in eight kills, two block kills and consistent passing by the entire team. Glenn’s one loss last week came in a tough three game match against Marquette. Scores were 815, 15-12 and 6-15. Potts was perfect in serving and had five aces while Stephanie Flaugher had four kills. The team struggled in serve reception, giving up 14 points in game three in unforced errors. Glenn bounced back against South Central last Thursday with scores of 157 and 15-9. Becca Strahm continued her consistent serving with perfection. Jessica Traub also contributed five perfect serves and two aces while Tammy Wasteney led in passing and Lindsey Maze and Jessica

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Traub combined for four kills. JV FOOTBALL TEAM DEFEATS BREMEN 5-0 On Saturday, the junior varsity football team for John Glenn defeated the Bremen Lions 5-0. Eric Bajer kicked a 30-yard field goal and Andy “Big Z” Zellers tackled a back in the end zone for a safety to earn the Falcons their five points. Defensively, Zellers recovered three fumbles and Mike Miser intercepted a pass. The junior varsity team finished its season with a 71 record. In the seven victories, the defense allowed only a total of 14 points. During the seven game win streak, they had four shut-outs. They definitely have “walked the walk.” FRESHMEN TEAM DEFEATS BREMEN The freshman football team for John Glenn defeated Bremen 20-8 in two quarters of competition on Saturday. lan Tribbey scored two

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touchdowns on runs of 24 and 33 yards. A pass from Chris Tetzlaff to Sean Humphrey accounted for the other touchdown. Jon Stevens scored a twopoint point after and Tetzlaff intercepted a Lion pass. The freshmen season ends with a 5-1 record. FALCONS TO MEET NORTH NEWTON THIS FRIDAY Friday’s night game at North Newton with the John Glenn Falcons will begin at 7:30 p.m. The players bus will leave at 3:00 p.m. and the fan bus will leave North Liberty at 5 p.m. and from the high school at 5:15 p.m. Cost to ride the bus is still SI.OO. Tickets for the North Newton game, which is located in Morocco, will

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cost $4.00 for both adults and students, pre-school age will be admitted free of charge. There will be presale at the high school in the main office until the end of school of Wed., Oct. 23. There is no school on Thursday and Friday of this week. A A A suggested route to Morocco is to take U. S. 6 to 421 South to Highway 10 West to 41 South; school sign is approximately six to seven miles south of 10. Follow the signs to the school.

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