The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 March 1984 — Page 11

Sports

Bowling

Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 79 29 Fairmont 68V* 39V* Dreamers 42 44 Syracuse Rubber 57V* StM Miller's Heating 50V* 57'* Wallace Welding 50 50 Wawasee Bowl 50 50 Logan-Rogers Realty 44 42 Tom Stiver Ins. 40V* 47V* Ace Pest Control 34 72 High team game and series: Slabaugh Canvas - 725-2000 400 series: M. Clevenger4lo, C. Fink6l3 500 series: A. Slabaugh 579, H. Gray 538, G. Price 552, C Wogoman 552, J. Leamon 510, S. Rensberger 530, C. Summerlot 525, P. O'Connell 510, R Knisley 525 450 series: F . Money 459, M. Renberger463 200 games: M. Clevenger 213. 205, 200. A. Slabaugh 224, C Fink 204. 210, C. Summerlot 206 160 games: F. Money 143, S. Price 140. M. Rensberger 170, M. Leamon 141 Friday Night Mixed Classic N <5 Ralston Purina 70 44 Stovers 63V* 52M. Millers Heating 43 53 Todd » 57 . Sleepy Owl 53 V* 62V* Ribiet Products 40 68 St. Charles - 37 79 High team series: St Charles - 1983 High team game Millers - 689 500 series: K. Solina 563, G. Hamilton 509, G Knisley 510. K . Knisley 503, J . Fry 527, J Maher 551. T Burbank 530. S. Yoder 579, D Armbruster 540, E Harrington 510. C. Harr IngtonSOl, B Epertsl7. B Penicks23 450 series S Beaty 465, J Fry 453. L White 493. P Schopf 483 200 games G. Hamilton 201, S. Yoder 244 170 games K Solina 198, 192, 173, L. White 173, J. Maher 192. 191, B Epert 179, 183. C Harrington 179,171 Thursday Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds 43V* 28 v* Tweety Birds ■ 56'* 35'* Hummingbirds 39V* 52'*

A 1 *' FTo the fourteen athletes who 1 ▼ did NOT receive the awards they ▼ yearned. Without you, the goals ♦ A of the coaches and teams could A [ NOT have been reached. Again I Y — thank you for your effort. ▼ Ann Cavender y

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Thom Birds 24'* 67V* High team game and series: Tweety Birds - 515-1387 500 series :JWest 512 * 450 series: J. Gray 494, J. Rudasics 459, B. Crouch 459, J. Hostetler 473 200games: J. Gray 200 130 games: J. Hostetler 149. 149, J. West 194, 149, B. Kline 180. J. Gray 154, J. Rudasics 174, 157, B Crouch 154,140, J. Gose 154 Monday Nite Early Birds Lucky Strikes 47VS 32 V* Swingin' Grandma's 43 37 Cocinero's Lady's 41 39 Little Rascals 55 45 The Misfits 53 47 Barbee Slowpokes 51 V* 48V* Strike Outs 51 49 Roller Balls 49 51 Gutter Grabbers 47V. 52V. "A" Team 45 55 Gutter Busters 43V* 54V* The Duds 39 41 Lilies Os The Alley 38 42 Never Come Latelies 34 44 High team game and series: Lucky Strikes - 503-1495 500 series: S. McKee 504. C. Yoder 551, J. Maule 522 450 series: B. Swihart 454. N. Peterson 442, Anita Whetten 482. E. Wogoman 459. Annie Whetten 489, C. Kruger4s3. L. Stuby 481. R. Farmer 485 200games: C. Yoder 207, L. Stuby 200 140 games: K. Goldenberg 175, S. McKee 145. 178, 141. N Peterson 170. Anita Whetten 141, 177, C Yoder 175, 149, E. Wogoman 148. Annie Whetten 179, S. Klenke 180, J. Maule 182. 177, M Bartman 149, A. Warren 141, K. Hoover 149, J. Oaffron 177. R. Farmer 183 County Moore's Shoe 40 4 Bud's Body Shop 31 13 Tux Shop 29 15 5 A Dime • 27 17 Plaza Marina 27 17 Kurly's Keglers 25 19, W. Ser. Center 25 .-ly W Home Ser ;?4~ 20

Miller's Htg. 34 20 Parker's Hybrid* 22V* 21V* W. Bowl 31V* 22V* Paul's U Lock If 21 23 llfh Frame 19V* 34V* Kidd A Co. M 38 YeOtdePvb 14 30 Sea Nymph 11 33 Classic Formed Prod. • 3* W Pro Shop 4V* 37V* High teem gome and series: W. Pro Shop - 1044-3044 400 series: W. Dziak42o 500 series: L. Young 522, J. Stork 524. M. Hawkins 503, T. White 597, E. Harrington 553. W. Alderter 534. J. Fought 540, G. Stone 550. R. Trett 551. J. Scarbeory 571. R. Williams 540. L. Longenbaugh 522. C. Gomer 500, C. Farr 510, P. Hunter 519, A. Northcutt 543, K. L. Jones 593, P. Jones 589. K. A. Jones 552, J. Wortinger 534. S- Yoder 530, B. Coburn 547, G Newcomer 540, J. Kirkdorter 577. C. Eby 541. W. Stahly 540. D. Armbruster 571, R. Hyde 599, K. Knisley 510. S. Richardson 520. E. Henning 591, M. Ganshom 504. R. Hibschman 543, C. Frushour 533, J. Cross 574, L Knlspel 504, R Solina 545, J. Morgan thaler 539. R. Thwaits 534. P. Mathews 514. D Howell 504 200 games: L. Young 223, J. Stork 307, T. White 214, R. Trett 301, J. Scarbeory 203, R. Williams 205, W. Dziak 210, 234, L. Longenbaugh 217, C. Gamer 237. C. Farr 214, A. Northcutt 203. K. L Jones 220. P Jones 200, K. A. Jones 209, T. Huge 200. G. Newcomer 202, J. Kirkdorter 220. C. Eby 203. D. Armbruster 205. 305, R. Hyde 205, 218. E Henning 233. 205. M. Ganshom 233, R. Hibschman 201. C. Frushour 204. J. Crass 21X L. Knlspel 204. R. Solina 225 Thursday Night Ladies Kidd's Marshmallows 40 32 Jones Food Center 43 37 Wawasee Bowl 59 41 Monsanto 58 V* 41V* Louie's Bar A Grill 57 43 Golden Razor 54 44 Buyrite Auto Supplies 54V* 45V* Sandl'sCllpACurl 52V* 47V* Stop Inn 51 49 Quacker's 50 50 Liberty Homes 44V* 53V* Lake City Bank 11 44 54 Stanley Steemer 45 55 Dana 44 54 Flexsteel 44 45 Pilcher Shoes 44 54 Thornburg's Drugs 43 57 Beeline Fashions 41 59 Lake City Bank I 39V* 40V* Richard's Os Elkhart 37V* 42V* High team game and series: Kidd's Marshmallows - 807-2530 500 series: R. White 544, P. Schopf 537, K Knisley 529, E. Price 505, J. Raed 571, S. Flanagan 540, D. Long 535, N. Geil 510. V. Bennett 519, S Wolterman 559, C. Boyd 575, N. Shields 500, S. Keim 530. M. Pauff 520 450 series: E. Slabaugh 490, J. Galloway 441, C. Shepherd 443. C. Becher 477, B Kilgore 474, J. Mullet 447, B. Miller 453. J. Wortinger 453, C Solina 444, N Anderson 404, I Menzie 454, N Hayes 455. B Gross 452. J. Kausal 405. N. Reeve 471. M. Ott 444, J. Slabaugh 477, L Brower 458. J. Anderson 497, C. Schwalm 441. S. Batesla 441, N. Spurting 453. H. Taylor 494, R. Gerrlty 404. D. Craig 479, F. Money 493, E. Tatman 453. L. Hawn 443, C. Whitacre 482. S Kern 470, J. Eldridge 450, T. Swihart 470. S. Com 445. M. Henning 479 200 games: J. Reed 222. 212. S. Flanagan 202. 201, R. Gerrlty 203. D. Long 200. S' Wolterman 224, C. Boyd 214, N. Shields 200, E. Slabaugh 214. M. Pauff 204 170 game: C. Boyd 191, J. Mullet 172. J. Wortinger 171, C. Solina 182. N. Anderson 183. S Keim 109, 174. 173. N. Hayes 193. B. Gross 172. V. Bennett 101. 101. J. Kausal 170. M. Ott 170, S. Wolterman 179, J. Slabaugh 192. D. Long 195, L. Brower 171, 100. J. Anderson 193. J. Brown 170, N. Spurting 193. H. Taylor 179, D. Craig 170. P. Summerlot 184. E. Price 104. 172. F. Money 173. C. Whitacre 177. P Schopf 170. 178. S. Kern 172. K Knisley 180. 187, T. Swihart 174. 174. M. Henning 185, W Mitchell 193. L. Mullen* 178, R. White 179. 185, 180. M. Pauff 194. C. Becher 184, 172. S. Delagrange 190 Land O-l Mes Charger House 30 14 Worker Bras. V 17 Syracuse Legion 24V* 17V* Goshen Auto-Elect 26 18 Whitacre's 24 20 Kurly's Keglers 24 20 Shrimpboat 23V* 20V* Wawasee Bowl 23 21 Nancy's Kitchen 23 21 American Bldg's. 23 21 K. 22 22 Ligonier Elks 22 22 State Bank of Syracuse 21 23 Doc's. Hdw. 21 23 Sea Nymph 20V* 23V* Cromwell Lbr. 20 24 Dari-Point 17V* 26V* Sylvan Marine 16 20 Cocinero's 15 29 Low Rotters IS 29 High team game and series: Syracuse Legion - 973-2746 400 series. C. Waiter 412. G Sorensen 447 500 series: M. Wappes. R. Cook. T. West. E. Edgar. Darroil Walter,. G Dotsen. T. Ervin. M. Moore. G. Lowe. W. Akteter. R. Hostetter. D. Smith. L. Longenbaugh. J. Sheets. G. Klenke. L. Newman. K. Saggers. D. Patrick, Paul Fought, R. WilHamson. G. Stone. R. Trott. H. Gray. M Hoile. O.

Taylor, C. Summerlot, B. Eyer, H. Hochstetler, C. Fink, W. Schwalm, D. Ringler, D. Galloway, S. Richardson. M. Yoder. B. Hicks. P. Flanagan, T. Hoover 200 games: M. Waggss, Carroll Walton 201, Cliff Walton 220. G. Dotson 208, M. Moore 200, R. Williams 22X R. Hostetter 211. J. Sheets 200. 210. G. Sorensen 225, 243. G. Klenke 203, Paul Fought 202. D. Taylor 215. C. Summerlot 224, B. Eyer 214. H. Hostetler. D. Ringler 201. D. Galloway 204, S. Richard son 211, M. Yoder 207, 200, B. Hicks 212. PFlanagan 210 Tuesday Aftoreeoe Upper Crust 46 34 Teghtmeyer 64V* 35V* Mastercraft 42 38 Todd's 61 39 Dewart Lake Marina 59 41 La Petite (Inc.) 53 44 Commodore 44 56 State Bank (Inc.l 43V* 48V* Beacon 41 59 Paul'»-U-Lock-lt 35 65 Lil's Anchor 33V* 66V* Ace Pest 3iv* 60v* High team game and series: Upper Crust -803-2240 500 series: S. Flanagan 504, S. Wolterman 547,1. Kallsik 551 450 series: J. Maher 494, J. Lantz 494, K. Stone 472. R. McDonough 459, J. Hays 458. B Gang 447, L. Watty 459, J. Kausal 496, S. Kaser 470, L. Crow 454, L. janes 450, C. Inks 462 200gomes: J. Lantz 203, S. Wolterman 205, I. Kallsik 225 140 games: M. Davis 172, J. Maher 185.164, C. Scheiber 142, B. Smith 172. K. Stone 173. R. McDonough 145, S. Flanagan 180, 173. J. Hays 174, B. Gang 184. L. Welty 145. S. Wolterman 190, R. Carroll 196.1. Kallsik 177, J. Kausal 160,174 S. Koser 171, L. Crow 170, L. Jones 145,160, B. Ehrharcht 160. J. Alfano 178, C. Inks 160 - i.-i, Chore Time 32 12 Lakers 31 13 Mathews Body Shop 30V* 13V* Turf Bar ’ 27 17 Sleepy Owl 25V* 18V* Ligonier Tele. 25 19 Sharps Hardware 24 20 Dana Corp. 24 20 Campbells Market 23 21 Johncock 8> Brayton 23 21 Webster Van 23 21 Wuthrich & Sons 23 21 Kiwanis 20 V* 23 Walter Drugs 20 24 Shue's Curisity 20 24 Milford Motors 20 24 Denny's 66 14 28

Lakeland Bowlers hold annual spring meeting

Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association had its 14th annual spring banquet Monday evening, March 19, at The Classic in North Webster. There were 35 members in attendance. Rosemary Gerrity, {resident, opened the business meeting following the family style dinner. Several reports were presented by Kathryn Knisley, secretary-treasurer. The report from the legislative committee was given by Harriet Stuff, second vice president. Judy Miller of the budget and finance committee read the tentative budget which was approved by the membership. Lura Hansen was chairman of the nominating committee. President Gerrity appointed Bernice Miller and Judy West to serve as tellers. Following officers and delegates were elected:

Local wrestlers finish strong in Duneland meet

Local wrestlers recently competed in competition sponsored by the Indiana High School Wrestling Association meet at the Duneland Invitational in Chesterton. Local wrestlers placing in the meet included David Antu, an 85 pound wrestler, won the championship in the Midget Division. Also placing were Chris Ganshorn, earning the runner-up slot in the 65 pound weight class, and Andy Kryder, fifth at 70. In the Junior Division, Brent Baker and Mike Yoder failed to place. But Brad Gertsner won the top spot in the Intermediate Division in his 75 pound weight class. Josh Lance finished third in the 133 weight division, with Garrett Pondroli placed third in the 148 envision. In the Advanced Division, Jeff Dunithan won the 112 weight class, while Jeff Welborn finished second in the 121 division and

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Family Faro 16 28 Eagles BV* 35V* CAO 8 36 High teem game and series: Wuthrich A Sons - 1059-3020 600 series: M. Donaldson 600 500 series: P. Campbell $35, B. Lantz 514 L. Newman 555. D. Butler 537, C. Boles $26, D. Wuthrich 526, M. Sumpter 537, D. Wuthrich 536, D. Wuthrich 540. D. Smith 510, L. Mast 513. L. McCourt 504 P. Gates 512. P. Spiecher 590, J. Scarberry 511. D. Pasternaster 500, J. Lovellette 503. G. Thomsbury 576, D. Orn 528, B. Seely 578. G. Pauff 552. K. Knisley 500. K. Doty 500, K. Mathews 519, G. Sorenson 599, S. Stump 521. L. Young 511. C. Summerlot 560, R. Bartman 516, T. Gam miere $33. G. Whetten 500. B. Penn S2O. J. Simpson 523. K. Koontz $47, K. Plikerd 501 200 games: B. Lantz 210. L. Newman 202, D. Butler 200, D. Wuthrich 203, M. Sumpter 210. D. Wuthrich 204 D. Wuthrich 203, M. Donaldson 226, P. Spiecher 21X R. Engle 202, G. Thorosbury 211. D. Om 212, B. Seely 201. 213, G. Pauff 220. K. Mathews 203, G. Soren son 226,214 C. Summerlot 212. T. Gammiere 225, 8. Penn 201, J. Simpson 204, K. Koontz 215 Wednesday Night Scratch Doubles Team 3 213 87 Teams 163 137 Team 4 155 145 Team 1 154 146 Team 8 150 150 Team 2 136 164 Team 7 129 171 Team 6 100 200 High team game and series: Klenke A Sorenson - 432-1627 700 series: Sorenson 091, Armbruster 842, Knisley 766. J. Thwaits 756 200 games: Davis 212, Knisley 203, Williams 211. Armbruster 202, 216, 248, B. Thwaits 204, 201, Klenke 211, Sorenson 213, 245,249, Barhydt 211, J. Thwaits2l2 Tuesday Nite Ladies Syracuse Rubber 66V* 41V* Walter Drugs 68 44 Tranters Graphics S3 1 * 54’* Canfields 51 53 Wiggs Excavating 50 58 High team game and series: Canfields - 779-2191 500 series: K. Canfields3l, S. Gilberts2B 450 series: P. Wahl 451, D. Glon 456, P. Blosser 448, E. Wogoman 542, M. Wiggs 454, D. Lovellette 457, C. Stump 450, C. Bryd 453, S. Buttler 441 200games: K. Canfield 225, S. Gilbert 232 160 games: E. Wogoman 165, 170, C. Jones 161. 173, M. Hasley 168. M. Wiggs 180, P. Wahl 168, 172, P Blosser 188, D Lovellette 199, C. Byrd 164, S. Buttler 160, S. Gilbert 175

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First vice president — Sharon Gilbert Secretary-treasurer — Judy Miler Sergeant-at-arms — Pat Kampf State delegates - Rosemary Gerrity and Judy Miller with Karen Larimer as alternate National delegate — Rosemary Gerrity with Kathryn Knisley as alternate Susie Pachynski, secretary of the Junior Bowling Association, reported on junior bowling and stated that more help is needed on Saturday mornings. The LWBA resolved to pay the 1984-85 membership dues for one out of every 10 members attending the meeting. Recipients of the free membership were LeAnn Paternoster, Linda Brower, Bernice Miller and Kathryn Knisley. Joy Hostetler, Trudy Bouterse and Judy West of the Thursday Morning Early Bird League were in charge of the banquet.

Lance Lantz also won the top spot, this in the 160 weight class. Gary Gerencser won the 136.5 weight class later on. At the Western Boone Invitational, two local wrestlers entered. In the Intermediate Division, Tom Mangas captured the championship in his 95 pound weight class. But state qualifier Brad Traviolia, carrying extra weight from his past wrestling season, finished fourth in the 143 pound Elite Division. Local wrestlers have the opportunity to continue in the sport this weekend when nine invitationals open across the state. Os interested possibilities, the North Wood Invitational, South shore at Michigan City Rogers, and Rebel wrestling club at Muncie South H.S. highlight the attractions. All MfD-CHTTIAI COMffiKNCf First Team JACK CARPENTER, Bethel JEFF ULRICH, Goshen •JOHN BOAL, Grace NEAL FRANTZ, Grace STEVE MORT, Huntington PERRY FRANK, Marion Second Team KEVIN MILLER, Goshen DOUG WILCOXSON, Grace PETE FRANK, Marion CHRIS YENTES, Huntington TIM PRICE, Huntington •Bel was voted by the coaches for the second year, MCC “Player of the Year”.

CHAMPIONS — The Milford Cub Scouts recently held their Pinewood derby in the Milford’s Community Building. Pictured in the top photo are the three champions of race, according to age classifications: Scott Hurley, Weblo; David Stump, Bear; and Steve Stokes, Wolf. ‘ Shown in lottom photo are the three top winners in the “best show" award the design of the cars. From left are Brent Zartman, Weblo; Tim Bradley, Bear; and Jeff Rose, Wolf. (Photos by Mark Weinstein)

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MUSICAL TRAILER — Wawasee High School music department were recently given a trailer by the Waw; see Music Booster organization. The trailer, which was purchased by the Music Boosters from money raised during last year’s auction, is designed to assisst the musical department at Wawasee while traveling to different musical events. Later, the trailer was painted in Wawasee school colors, and presented to David Blackwell. Pictured above are Steve Bailey, choir director; Susie Butler, Jerry Dain of the Music Boosters; David Blackwell, band director; and Letitia Dain of the Music Boosters. Dain is handing the keys of the trailer to Blackwell. Wawasee’s annual music auction will be held at 19 a.m., Saturday, April 14 at the high school s trades building. People are urged to donate any items, except for clothing at the following locations: Augsburger s in Syracuse and North Webster, and Schwartz* in Milford. Donations may be dropped off March 24 from 19 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the locations. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Atwoods appeal suspension

The parents of a Wawasee High School senior who was suspended from athletics following a March 10 party involving alcohol will appeal the suspension to school authorities. According to James Atwood, father of suspended senior athlete Jeff Atwood, he and his wife plan to follow the school’s standard appeal process in challenging the ruling. Jeff was suspended following a party at the Thomas Inks home on March 10. Seven other WHS athletes received a one-year suspension, one received a oneyear probation and seven WHS club members were disciplined as a result of their involvement in the party. In additior to the suspension, which prohibits Atwood from competing or the golf team, he forfeited his asketball letter for the past seas n. However, the Atwoods are contesting only the suspension. “While we have some feelings about what t le coaches’ council did in regards to the letter, we are only appealing this as it relates to golf," said Mr. Atwood. Specificall;, they claim that Jeff’s invoiv ment at the party was not suff sent to warrant the Numb er two man MOSCOW - Mikhail Gorbachev, the oungest member of the ruling Soviet Politburo, affirmed his p sition as the new No. man in the Iremlin recently in a speech stressing the need to continue an economic modernization drive begin under the late Andropov.

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suspension. “Jeff was there to pick up another student,” Mr. Atwood said. “He was not in attendance at the party and left in a short time.” Jeff was already on probation from an earlier incident. The Wawasee athletic code indicates that a student may face a one-

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year suspension for two offenses involving attendance at parties where alcohol is present. It is uncertain as to exactly when the appeal process /will begin. The first step is a hearing with the coaches’ council and culminates in a bearing with the Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Trustees.

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