Martin Luther High School - Phalanx Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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I Spartans Lose Return idwest Prep The Martin Luther Spartans continued to have bad luck in nonconference play last Friday as they dropped a 68-57 decision to Kenosha St. Joseph's. The defeat marked the Spartans' third loss in as many tries against Metro Conference foes. Martin Luther will resume Midwest Prep Conference ac- tion Friday when it travels to University School before return- ing home Saturday to face Racine Lutheran. Both games will start at 8 p.m. University School was regarded as one of the Midwest Prep's top teams in a pre-season coaches' poll, but so far the Wildcats have managed only a 2-3 record. They have beaten Wayland Academy and North- western Prep while losing to St. John's, St, Mary's and Racine Lutheran. Martin Luther Coach Al Koepke scouted the Wildcats Saturday night and was im- pressed by two of their players. 'lCharles Parker is their big gun. I-le's a 6-5 center and he's averaging about 16 points a game. Pepi Randolph is their playmaker and he's very quick and penetrates well. l'm a little surprised they lost to Racine Lutheran. Parker is University School's only big man, con- tinued Koepke. The rest of their players are around six feet tall. They like to use a 1-3-l zone and it's been successful for them in the past. Koepke seemed a little 104 Sports EW AQHB W 172 Pagesg 6 Sections 11th Yearg Since 1968 Sunday, J PGRT surprised by Racine Lutheran which looks like the Midwest Prep darkhorse so far this year. They don't have a tall team, but they have a tine shooting forward, Brett Smith, and a quick little guard, Dave Babel. Babel scored 25 points against University School and he's effective from inside and out- side. According to Koepke, Racine Lutheran likes to use a 2-3 zone defense most of the time, and is capable of employing a danger- ous fast break. Last Friday Kenosha St. Joseph's displayed great quick- ness and took advantage of Martin Luther's foul problems en route to a 68-57 victory. The Lancers scored the game's first 11 points, then shot 607: in the second half to coast to victory. After Martin Luther took a brief 25-24 halftime lead, foul problems set in. The Spartans' three big men-Dave Luethy, Brad Bluhm and Don Leifer- all picked up their fourth fouls in the third quarter and Luethy and Leifer eventually fouled out. Gals Wing With hooting Martin Luther capitalized onfan- tastic free throw shooting to capture a 35-29 win over St. .loan Antida in its opening game. Lisa Shilling was high scorer with 18 points, includ- ing 8 for l0 free throws. Beth Bruening added 8 points, while Judy Nelson hit 4 out of 4 free throws for 4 points. Just one week before, Martin Luther had beat the same team, 37-33, behind 17 and I3 points by Shilling and Nelson. ln a cheerful note, freshman Lin- da Lamm, a powerful four feet, eight inches in height and playing in only her second varsity game, scored ,8 points in a January 23 loss to Messmer, 53-15.