Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 25

PageC4 Decatur, Illinois, Sunday, October 10, 1S82 geayer won't "V- los Three ing street, Lincy in Scene 1983 V- Tt AsMdatetf Pmi It's time to celebrate in Kountze, Texas; and Golden City, Mo. The los-, ing streaks are over at 53, 48 and 37 -games, respectively. I Kicker Wally Whisenhant booted a 30- yard field goal with six seconds left as Kountze High School ended a 53-game losing streak, edging Kirbyville, 3-0, in schoolboy; football action Friday night. The school had not won since Sept. 9, 1977 when it beat Woodviile 7-2.

Ensign broke a six-year, 48-game losing, streak Friday, defeating Montezuma High 58-56 in triple overtime on the road. Ensign, a town of 209 people in southwest Kansas, had not seen its high school's eight-man team win a game since a 14-6 season-opening victory over Fargon, in 1977. Meanwhile, Golden City snapped its modest 37-game losing streak with a 24-6 victory over Jasper, the team's first since a 48-14 win over Greenwood in 1979. Kountze head coach Don Elliff was ec-, static after the victory. -''V "It is fantastic; you don't know the Elliff "I'm just glad it's over.

I'm liable to resign, be quipped. "There is too much pressure in' this." Ensign's victory was the first for Coach Chuck Fisher since joining the team four yearsago. ----a "My boys have had it rough, but I think they learned a lot tonight and it was more than just about football," the 32-year-old Fisher said as his voice cracked. "They learned that they can believe in themselves, that they shouldn't give up just because something looks a little too tough for This is a night they will carry with them' the rest of their lives." The residents of Ensign were ecstatic i after Friday night'sgame. Fisher said, and townspeople celebrated late into the night.

The team received a police escort the entire 12 miles home from Montezuma, and Fisher described the mood as "completely crazy." an enroUmentof 21 students. Ensign is one of the smallest schools in the state to compete in football, playing with just eight men on a side. At Golden City, Coach Russell Kruse's 18-man squad finally won because of his em-. phasis on fundamentals. "They just weren't fundamentally sound," Krose said, who took over the team this year.

"But the boys never quit on me. They finally played football Jike we've been teaching them." Krose said his 18-man team is the fourth smallest in the state. the Macon County volleyball tournament which, begins Oct. 19 at Blue Mound. Macon is the No.

2 seed. At 6 "p.m.'on t-v Volleyball opening night, Nj-antic-Harristown plays Argenta-Oreaina. At 7 p.m.; Macon plays St. Teresa. And at 8 p.m.

Warrens-burg-Latham plays At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 20, Blue Mound plays the Niantic vs. Argenta winner. At the Macon vs.

St. Teresa winner plays the Warrensburg vs. Maroa winner. On Oct. 21, the third place, game will be played at 6: 30 p.m.

followed by the championship game. CINCINNATI (AP) Three-time Cy Young Award winning pitcher Tom Seav-t efjsays he won't play for the Cincinnati Reds after his 1983 contract run's out. "There's jjo Baseball. way that I would i sign another con- tract with the Reds," said Seaver, whose 1982 perfprmance was hampered by a series of injuries. i He has eneyear remaining on his con: r- Reds president) talked in sprjng training about signing to -a new contract? I was willing to listen.

he wasn't talking the kind of numbers Lwanted to hear," Seaver said. 'Now Seaver: sees the Reds, who had a 61-101 record, in a rebuilding program. He does not see himself as part of it. Hall of Famer Lange dies MADISON, Wis. (AP) Herb Lange, 81, one of 10.

charter members of the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame, died here Friday. He was presi- Bowling dent of the ABC Hall of Fame board from 1951-62. For more than 32 years, his.bowling congress average was 192. He won the ABC sin'gles crown in 1935 in Chicago. Blue Mound is No.l seed Blue Mound High School is the No.l seed and will receive a first-round bye in Admission is 51 tor students, 94 ior- Paid Political Advertisement adults.

There are no reserved seats. i -Italian wins Modern Pentathlon ROME (AP) Daniele Masala of Italy won the World Modern Pentathlon championship Saturday as American Sail mm sftftd Mike Burley finished first in the fifth and last event of the competition, a 2.4-mile cross country race. Masala, a 27- Track field year-old who fin- ished second in last year's competition in Poland, captured the title with a five-event total of 5,680 points. Anatoli Starostin of the Soviet Union was second with 5,431 points, while Joel Bouzou of France was third at 5,414. i mm honor roll.

Bbivling Decatur, high scores A GALA REPUBLICAN RALLY SALUTING THE MAN HIS MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENTS PEORIA CIVIC CENTER ARENA OCT 20th 7:30 P.M. PRINCIPAL SPEAKER: Marilynn Langnorst, 203-539: Julie Boaz. 538; Gale Mercer, 212; Linda Fox, 210: Rosemary O'Leary. 209: Kay Seaton. 208; Dolly Martin, 208: Dorothy Czerwonka.

203: Delores Baker. 203. AT HILLTOP LANES. GREENUP flose mary Bowers, 202: Christy Yocum. 530: Leanne Miller.

510; Dorris Light, 202-505 503 Wayne' Carroll. 237-562; Al Cox. 564. AT GOOD TIME LANES, SULLIVAN Jim Neal. 225, Don Carnes.

223: E. Rowe. 222: B. Younger, 212; Roger Owen, 201: C. Chapel, 200.

Mary Gibbon. 213: Cindy Bruce, 209; Peggy Hugh. 209; Rose Beals, 220: Nelli Lamen, 200. AT EMBASSY LANES. RC0LA-Harry Archer.

246; Ken McClain, 628. AT TOWN PUB, NOKOMIS-Margaret McClain. 570: Linda Clouse. 247; Dorothy Ulrici. 564: Dorris O'Malley.

542. Carl Niemi. 251-701; Donny ioehn. 298. AT VERMILLION LANES.

CLINTON Pete Manahan. 248. 245-687; Ron Brink-man. 274; Butch Hawk, 254; Jim Brian, 268: Bill Henson. 642: Buck Johnson.

247. Mary Jo Christen. 576: Jan Merritt. 562: Helen Miller. 230-553: Ruth Hill.

230; Nancy Hoke. 235-560: Judy Holt. 550. SILVER DOLLAR BOWL. EFFINGHAM Jack Adair.

255-641: Bill Oden, 234-644; Jack Nesbet. 246-604; Steve Hancock, 244; Charlie Cooley, 237; Dwayne Gutty, 620 AT ELDORADO BOWt Frank Conroy had mens hiori 266-645; Joe Boecker. 258322r0an Peters. 257-646: Bob CrosR Mullinax, 644; Clete 631, Oick Mowry. 622: Martin Cult.

616: Ron Asrtby. 624 Virginia Carpenter had women's high game. 233; Carolyn Trauis. 225; Vonna Mears. 224-556; Edith Rossiter.

223-574; Cheryl Woods. 218-543; Karen Vording. 583. Alyce Balden. 578; Monika Poling.

572; Sue Musgrove. 557; Sue Luna, 557; Rosemary Bean. 557; Jean Benton. 549: Anne Watts. 549.

SCHAEFER'S Jack Campbell had men's high series. 606; Kurt Reed. 238 Tammy Harrison had women's high series. 214-559: Sam Rause. 216.

SPARE TIME LANES Earl Gray had mens high game. 277: Norm Lee. 257; Roger Ledbetter. 255; Kurt Hagen, 247; Jay Mueller. 247: Mike Marcus.

684; Randall Pare. 651. Paul Higar. 646; Virg Ellington. 646: Vern Tatam, 604.

Jean Brown had women's high game. 246-611: Audrey Dart; 239: Pat Stemple. 235: Ruby Cason, 236: Sue James. 233; Judy Force. 233; Misty Turnbo.

596: Jean Denton. 592: Jenny Hutchings. 586: Pauline Pirtle. 585. AT PLA-MOR LANES Chuck McKin-ney 266-641: Jim Ishee.

258; Dwayne Hudson. 255-614; Ed Vording. 255-676; Vern Schoneman. 249-652; Earl Harmon, 246: Rick Yetter. 245-632: Billy Brown.

'3 mm 256; Bob Burlington. 254; David Stuckey. 250: John Woodruff. 243. Barb Dyke had women's high series.

659; Rosemary Bean. 205-567; C. Friese. 555: Virginia Neese, 555; Ginger Bord. 220-553: Becky Bird.

548; Bartjra Mishl-er; 545: Edna Comage. 209: Linda LEt-nock. 207; Hazel Bomat, 200. Area high scores AT PANA BOWL Harold Hunter 249. Stan Milsap.

324; Jim Koons. 234; Joe Stepping. 233-624: flick Ade. 625: Don Flesch. 624; Dean Garland.

610. Fran Warren. 203: Cheryl Tedrick, 202; Carmen Mizur. 202-542-541; Rosalie Autrim. 536.

AT MATT00N BOWLDan Smith.234.228-623; Ron Solt. 618. Bertie Smith. 570. Betty Smith.

216-570. Betty Brandbold. 222. AT ET0G BOWL. MATT00N Steve PoHinbarger.

242-698: Bill Poffinbarger, 639: Bob Jones. 255-627; Steve Lawson, 616: Dean Marshall. 237: Bob Alvis. 225. Bonnie Gordon.

212-588; Catherine Turner. 206-551; Betty Smith, 572, Margaret Marrimen, 559: M.J. Cook, 569: Marge Hendren, 222; Karen Krebs. 204 AT SHELBY BOWL Lisa Hagan. 237-S70; Donna Lepton.

186-552; Jenny Bly. 511; Gladys Brooks, 203-504. Harry Armstrong, 231-603. MOUNT ZI0N BOWL-Ray Beals. 279-735: Tom Adcock.

253-694: Mike Mar-kus. 235-682; John Wheeler. 235-605; Gary.Reinhart, 228-610; Dwight 236; Rollie Koontz, 235; Rich -Springman, 232. Meldon Kerr. 217; Kris Wallace, 214; Judy Temple, 213-610; Jody Castleman, 212: Dorris Kirk.

212: Elva Klekamp. 206: R. Bauer. 200; Ethel Thomas, 200. AT NORTH LANES.

TAYLORVILLE Elaine Webster, 225-637; Marsha Brown, 256-604, AT K-B0WL. EFFINGHAM Dave Polk, 279-743; Dick Henrey. 713; Mike Biet-zen. 277-709; Mike Randall. 698: Bader Spulpz.

694: Don Blade. 685: Chip Ambes. 264-685: Bob Kenter. 684; Bud Kline. 279: Howard Markwell.

275: Floyd Craig, 268: Jack Collier. 268: Gary Clain. 258; Jerry McCoy. 258. Florence Czerwonka.

225-584; Patsy Wilson. 557; Barb Caccari. 543: Diana Buening, 542; Belinda Boaz. 203-541; Fran Whitaher, 540; Sharron Coy. 540; Judy Newberry, 234; Nancy Stuckey, 223; loa May Brown, 218-545; Becky Fu- 245621: Mark Lehman.

243: Eric Dudley. 240; Alan Fletcher, 644; Tom Pryde, 640: Bob Hutchings, 621; Curt Hagen, eshnrf 216; Evelyn Bail. 216-564; oeny 620; Dan Perry. 615. Mellendort, 539; Phylis ivlts leoeier.

533. Tegeler. 533 AT BEL AIR BOWL, CHARLESTON high Joyce Hargett had women HOST: CHflMJON HSSTON WITH ENTERTAINMENT i pot boows mmm AND FRIENDS Be with us on dqtobe'r 20th in the big Civic aroer. game, 258: Kaye Coins. 247-614; Dixie Fo.

222: Jody Casheman, 214; Carolee VanBlaricum. 213: Dolly Ayers. 211-584; Lavonne McCord. 211; Tena Thull. 207; 242; Max Sims.

236: Tom Hazier. 236-648. Judy Rankin. 235. 228-637.

603; Janet Lee, 225; Brenda Briggerman. 594; Belva Eubank, 579. A AT TOPPER LANES. MOUNT PULASKI Frank Wade. 246; George Bigalow.

234-606; Bob Cope. 229-606; Larry Cy-rulik. 223-614; Barry Leach. 231-586; Dave Dinger, 581. Dale McCain.

579; Phil Heartman. 223-559; Ed Moores. 214. Theresa Maxheimer; 204; Lou Holmes, 203-543; Christy Luster. 532.

Roae Hauck. 561; Judy Beatt. 691: Bernice Turnbo. 579; Sue Harnng. 572; Joyce Jones.

571; Sherry Rhodes. 562: Carolyn Helm. 560. AT BRUNSWICK BOWL Dean Ramsey, had men high series. 267-716; Joe Nes-nidal.

269-710: Larry DeMent. 255-705: Bill Miller. 248-689: Harry Logan. 236-665; Tom Polly. 651: T.

Gallatin. 225-619; W. Corn. 245-616: Harold Schmitz. 615: Don Pistorious.

615: Rick Hughes. Junior honor roll. Center Arena for an exciting evening rally saluting our great Republican leader, Bob' Michel. Hear Bob'. hear our P.resiHent be thrilled, inspired and entertained at this gala tribute to our nationally-famous representative of the 18th Congressional District.

ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY Tickets are priced at $1 5, $1 0 and S5 and are available at Ticketron outlets or the Peoria Civic Center Box Office. Jody Dillman. Eldorado ,164 Debbie Lewis. Eldorado 161 MAJOR-SENIOR GIRLS SERIES Sheryl Turnbo. Pla-Mor 433 Monica Neilson.

Pla-Mor 428 Kris Harris. Pla-Mor 418 Tracy Mains. Brunswick 414 MAJOR-SENIOR BOYS GAME Aubert. Pla-Mor 224 Rob Anderson. Spare Time 221 Brian Peer.

Pla-Mor 219 David Cook, Brunswick 214 MAJOR-SENIOR BOYS SERIES Mitch Aubert. Pla-Mor 593 Brian Peer. Ha-Mor 572 Dick Sutherland. Brunswick "549 Brent Dunbar. Pla-Mor 526 A cody of our report Med with the State Boa'df Elections is (or will be) available for purchase from the State Board of Elections.

1020 Spring St Springfield. IL 62701 General Chairman: Chapman. Treasurer. Donald Houk Erica Combs. Pla-Mor 351 Angela Newingham.

Brunswick 323 PREP BOYS GAME Todd Belote. Brunswick 176 Greg Wade. Pla-Mor 161 Butch Swisher, Pla-Mor 161 Nick Davenport. Brunswick 151 PREP BOYS 2-GAME SERIES Brian Gamble. Eldorado 224 Gary Pteiter, Spare Time 214 Paul Lehman.

Spare Time 212 PREP BOYS 3-GAME SERIES Greg Wade. Pla-Mor 414 Todd Belote, Brunswick 405 Aaron Stillman. Brunswick 402 Butch Swisher. Pla-Mor 377 JUNIOR GIRLS GAME Carolyn Thommas, Pla-Mor 200 Debbie Jordan, Eldorado 179 Trisha Pumphrey. Pla-Mor 173 Vivi Strickler.

Pfa-Mor 170 JUNIOR GIRLS SERIES Carolyn Thommas. Pla-Mor 530 Debbie Jordan. Eldgrado 494 Trisha Pumphrey. Pla-Mor 451 Vivi Strickler. Pla-Mor 443 JUNIOR BOYS GAME Rick Overla.

Pla-Mor 215 Bill Wood. Brunswick 209 Ted Combs, Pla-Mor 194 Todd Hort. Brunswick 191 JUNIOR BOYS SERIES Ted Combs, Pla-Mor 544 Rick Overla. Pla-Mor '576 Jim Jones. Pla-Mor 488 John Dodwell.

Pla-Mor 468 MAJOR-SENIOR GIRLS GAME Sheryl Turnbo, Pla-Mor 170 Angie Mathis. Brunswick 166 BANTAM GIRLS GAME Sharon Spence. Pla-Mor 111 Tammy Palas. Pla-Mor 9 108 Shannon Johnson. Pla-Mor 94 Kim Ballard.

Brunswick 82 BANTAM GIRLS SERIES Sharon Spence. Pla-Mor 294 Tammy Palas. Pla-Mor 272 Shannon Johnson. Pla-Mor 268 Kim Ballard. Brunswick 133 Leanna Gray, Eldorado 119 Maria Jordon.

Eldorado 115 Jennifer Lehman, Spare Time 114 BANTAM BOYS GAME Gary Wade. Pla-Mor Jason Marshall. Pla-Mor 142 Jason Queen. Eldorado 129 Matt.Davenport. Brunswick 124 BANTAM BOYS SERIES Gary Wade.

Pla-Mor 369 Jason Marshall. Pla-Mor 347 Yuma Scott. Pla-Mor 262 Jason Oueen. Eldorado 225 Matt Davenport, Brunswick 244 Eric Newingnam, Brunswick 194 Jason McGeorge. Spare Time 187 PREP GIRLS GAME Kim Spinner.

Mt. Zion 164, Robin Carney, Eldorado 142 Shawn Perkirfs Pla-Mor 141 Autumn Williams. Eldorado 138 PREP GIRLS 2-GAME SERIES Kint Spinner, Mt. Zion 273 Autumn Williams. Eldorado 249 Robin Carney.

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