The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 6

I 6A THE BELLEVILLE TELESCOPE, Thursday, March 8, 1979 Boy Buffs Reach Semis Of Sub-State It took the Belleville boys basket- ballers about six quarters to find their game again, but when they did it resulted in a demoralizing loss for Lindsborg that allows the Buffs to advance to semifinal action at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Gypsum sub-state Class 3A tournament. Belleville finished the season at 13-7 before entering sub-state play against Lindsborg Tuesday, March 6, when they came off 56-49 winners. The fourth quarter was not that close as coach Richard Ross chose to empty his entire bench for the final five minutes. But on Friday, March 2, the Buffs were embarrassed by an inspired Minneapolis team that earlier this year had been edged by the Buffs in the semifinals of the Crossroads Classic tourney in Belleville.

Belleville seemed fiat the entire game as they were unable to stop the Lions tandem of 6-3 Martin Crosson and guard Mike Wedel. Buses to SE Saline Buses will be available for the public to ride to the sub-state basketball semi-final game for the i Belleville High boys Thursday in Gypsum, says Jim Jensik, Belleville High activities director. Those who wish to ride the buses need to contact the school, phone 913-527-2281, or sign up at the school by noon Thursday, March 8. The game is against Osborne at 8 p.m., with the winner ad: vancing to the finals at 8 p.m., Saturday, March 10, at Gypsum. The Buffs may have been affected by the excitement of Sweetheart Night activities Friday, but at any rate the first Bridgman Third Scoring Lisa Bridgmand of Belleville finished thrid in the regular season NCKL scoring race behind Folta of Chapman and Francine Martin of Clay Center, as the top two scorers finished with of a point.

In boys basketball scoring in the North Central Kansas League Brad Lichtenhan of last place Wamego was first with an 18.6 average. The Buffs, who make extensive use of their senior-laden bench, had Bruce Deterding with a 10.0 average tops in 16th place, immediately followed by Doug Doubek with a 9.9 average. In the girls scoring Foltz had a 15.944 average over 18 games, scoring 287 points, while Martin scored at a 15.937 clip with 255 points in 16 games. Lisa had a 14.7 average with 220 points in 16 games. Second in scoring for the girl Buffs was Michelle Levendofsky, 16th in the league with a 7.4 average and 119 points in 16 games.

Next wad Debbie Finley with 23rd place on a 6.7 average with 67 points in 10 games. In rebounding Russell of Marysville was again a percentage points winner for the girsl with an 11.937 average with 191 caroms in 16 games. Karsl of Chapman was second with 11.888, 214 in 18 games, while Bergren of Marysville was right behind at 11.7 Lisa led Belleville at ninth in league with an 8.5 average with 128 rebounds in 15 games. Michelle was tied for 16th in league with a 5.8 average for 93 rebounds in 16 games, and Debbie was 20th with a 5.3 average. quarter saw them missing the basket from all ranges while Crosson seemed unable to miss.

The Minneapolis big man also was intimidating underneath, blocking several shots. Despite 15 points each from Mitch Wulfkoetter and Mike Tuma and 12 from Bruce Coons, the Buffs could not catch up in the second half, losing 75-65. Against Lindsborg the first half was not memorable either, as a team with a losing record led the Buffs after one quarter and were down only 28-25 at half. But in the third quarter the Buffs came alive, hustling with a full court zone press to establish a 10-point lead at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Lindsborg sagged badly after that, committing careless fouls and turnovers.

Leading Belleville was Wulfkoetter with 12. Belleville now plays in the semis against Osborne at 8 p.m. Thursday at the SE Saline gymnasium in Gypsum. If they win they will play at 8 p.m. Saturday against the winner of the Sacred Heart- Ellsworth semi on Friday.

BELLEVILLE VS. LINDSBORG Slater Peterson Stoecker Dumars Dewitt TOTALS Score by Quarters BELLEVILLLE LINDSBORG BELLEVILLE VS. 0 8 4 5 0 20 3 3 4 5 0 24 1 21 8 10 2 49 Score by Quarters BELLEVILLE MINNEAPOLIS 10 16 14 12-52 15 14 13 11-53. 8 12 20 13 12 8 16-56 17-49 MINNEAPOLIS BUFFS Lapo Kelley Scofield Doubek Fate Blackburn Finley Kunz Tuma Wilkinson Deterding TOTALS LINDSBORG Laughlin Kerns Kandt FG FT 0 0 1 4 2 4 1 3 0 0 2 22 FG FT 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 3 1 1 2 0 2 15 2 5 2 TP 0 1 5 10 4 8 3 8 0 0 5 56 TP 0 6 1 BUFFS FG FT TP Wulfkoetter 6 3 4 15 Lapo 0 0 4 0 Kelley 0 0 0 0 Scofield 0 0 0 0 Doubek 2 2 1 6 Fate 0 0 1 0 Blackburn 3 2 1 8 Finley 0 0 1 0 Coons 6 0 3 12 Tuma 7 1 4 15 Deterding 4 1 1 9 TOTALS 28 9 20 65 LIONS FG FT TP Crosson 13 2 4 28 Wedel 10 1 0 21 Cooper 4 2 2 12 Fabrizius 0 4 5 4 Meredith 3 2 2 8 Pounds 1 0 4 2 TOTALS 31 13 17 75 Citizen Tip Cracks Case A citizen tip helped the Republic County Sheriff's office in solving the theft of two baby clue moon hub caps from a pickup parked on Street in Belleville, officers said this week. Charged with misdemeanor theft of two hubcaps from a pickup owned by Harold M.

Hester Jr. is Paul W. Cherney, Belleville. Charged with possession of stolen property in connection with the case is Randy S. Swiercinsky, Belleville.

The hubcaps were taken off the Hester pickup as it was parked on Street the night of February 26 while Hester was at work. The hubcaps were valued at about $25. Cherney is scheduled for a 10:30 a.m., March 20 hearing in Republic County District Magistrate Court while cinsky is to precede him at 10 a.m. Score by Quarters BELLEVILLE 9 14 18 24-65 MINNEAPOLIS 19 20 16 20-75 BELLEVILLE VS. MINNEAPOLIS BELLEVILLE (12-4): Blackburn 5 1 211, Finley 12 4-4, Wilkinson 512-11, Brzon 4 4 2-12, Shoemaker 0 0 1-0, Deterding 12 2-4, Damman 1 0 0-2, Krotz 4 0 4-8.

TOTALS 21 10 17-52. MINNEAPOLIS: Brown 4 1 2-19, Crosson 4 9 2-17, Croman 3 0 Comfort 2 5 4-9, Blondefield 2 2 0-6, Johnson 1 2 1-4, Sanders 001-0, McCullock 1 0 0-2. TOTALS 16 19 13-53 March 7 Wheat Milo 2.94 3.19 Junior Buff Wrestlers Split Two Contests FREE UNDERNEATH against Lindsborg is senior Bruce Deterding for Belleville in Class 3A sub-state action Tuesday, March 6, at Belleville. The Buffs took advantage of a second half rally that demoralized the visitors and led to victory and advancement to the sub-state semifinals against Osborne at 8 p.m., Thursday, March 8, at Gypsum. Belleville junior high school wrestlers took a 60-35 loss from Beloit during the past weekend with forfeits playing a factor in the score, while Belleville was a 63-31 winner over Concordia.

The Buffs of coach Russell Decker had to forfeit four matches in the Beloit varsity action. But on the positive side the Buffs got pins from Danny Wilber at 84 pounds and from Shawn Price at 115. Other winners for the' young Buffs included Whit Johnson at 76, Tony Bettis at 80, Troy Bettis at 88, Blaine Spurney at You're invited to our First, Anniversary HOLLAND SEE FARM UPDATE '79! DATE Wednesday, March 14 TIME: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m PLACE Sperry New Holland, Hebron, Ne. FARM UPDATE 79 is an interesting film program that shows you many new 1979 models in action.

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Belleville 35 Beloit 60 72-Belleville Forfeited to Marty Zimer 76-Whit Johnson decisioned Tony Fobes 16-0 80-Tony Bettis decisioned Darryl Adams 4-2 84-Danny Wilber pinned Jerry Cruz 3:25 88-Troy Bettis decisioned Scott Stover 9-4 92-Lee Girard was decisioned by Matt Treaster 12-0 96-Belleville forfeited to Dobratz 100-Belleville forfeited to Hewitt 105-Steve Baldridge was decisioned by liaise Klenda 5-1 110-BeIIeville Forfeited to Heidricks 115-Shawn Price pinned M. Weekly 1:15 120-Bruce Stindt was decisioned by Aaron Adams 6-0 127-Shawn Hallowell was pinned by David Kohler 2:26 133-Blaine Spurney decisioned Jeff Millholland 4-2 138-Rob Jonas was pinned by J.D. Broadbent 2:22 145-Billy Arneson was pinned by David Bunker 1:45 154-Jeff Lahodny decisioned Jeff Hienman 11-0 HWT-Darell Brzon was pinned by Karl Worwick 2:36 Belleville vs. Beloit 80-Ronnie Jensby was decisioned by Nothern 9-0 Good Scores Dominate Bowl Tourney The Annual Junior-Adult 3-game handicap bowling tournament took place at Belleville Bowl, Sunday, February 25. Thirty Juniors and thirty Adults teamed for some very fine doubles scores.

Don Ekstrom and his father, Delbert, teamed for a 1284 to capture first place in Division I. Second place went to Shawn Baird, teamed with Debbie Johnson for a 1233 total and third place was earned by Monte Havel, teamed with Sue Tuma for a score of 1209. Kelley Williams, teamed with her father, Ted, captured first place in Division II with a whopping 1308. Second place winners were Rochelle Blecha, teamed with her mother, Marilyn, with a fine score of 1259, and third place winners were Derek Ekstrom, teamed with his mother, Marge, for a 1249. 127-Kent Otott was decisioned by E.

Harvey 9-0 145-Darwin Kasl pinned S. Chandler :45 HWT-David Spafford was decisioned by R. Cox 3-0 Belleville 63 Concordia 31 76-Whit Johnson received a forfeit 80-Ronnie Jensby received a forfeit 84-Tony Bettis received a forfeit 88-Danny Wilber pinned Pat Yarnell 3:40 92-Troy Bettis decisioned Jeff Waters 5-0 96-Lee Girard received a default from Todd Funk 100-Steve Baldridge pinned Kirk Hansen 1:22 105-Belleville forfeited to Terry Lambert 110-BellevilIe forfeited to Bruce Henderson 115-Belleville forfeited to Tom Biegler 120-Bruce Stindt pinned John McDanield 1:38 127-Shawn Hallowell was decisioned by Troy Willoughby 7-5 133-Blaine Spurney was pinned by Lew Begarocha 2:52 138-Rob Jonas pinned Tom McCall 3:45 145-Billy Arneson pinned John LaBarge :41 154-Jeff Lahodny was decisioned by Nick Budreau 13-4 HWT-Darrell Brzon received a forfeit Clarence Kelley Phone 527-5343 2526 Street Belleville Bachelor-Faulkner-Dart Home Furnishings Belleville. Kansas "I can help you get the most from your life insurance dollar." sr A r( ARM NiUR ANC Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Stale Farm Lite Insurance Company Home OHice Bloomington.

Illinois JUNIOR-ADULT BOWLING TOURNEY winners are shown here after the recent event at Belleville Bowl. In the top photo are Division I winners (from left) Don and Delbert Ekstrom-lst, Shwan Baird (second with Debbie Johnson, not pictured), and Monte Havel and Sue Tuma-3rd. In the bottom photo are second division winners Kelly and Ted Wllllams- 1st, Rochelle and Marilyn Blecha-2nd, and Derek and Marge Ekstrom-3rd. Thanks, patrons of USD 427, for your support in the primary. Ray "Sonny" Kuhlman I ask your continued support in the April 3 general election for that large school board position 7 currently being held by Calvin Hobson who is not seeking re-election.

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