Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 26, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1979 — Page 16

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McCutcheon turns win into memory

< A victory at Cascade was a lbng way off Monday night when the North Putnam Cougars suffered a 113-57 loss at McCutcheon High School pool. The Cougars came into the meet after defeating Cascade 120-35 the previous Thursday in the Cadet pool. BUT AT McCUTCHEON, The Cougars could earn only second places and only six of them. Two of the North Putnam secon-

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ds came in the 200 medley relay and 400-yard freestyle relay. The team of Kathi Kurtz, Becky Wedemeyer, Susie Weaver and Dawn Kelly placed second in the 200 medley relay. The 400 freestyle relay team was made up of Deanna White, Debbie Chandler, Carla Wehrman and Ophal Thornburg. Wedemeyer klso placed second in the 200-IM and the 100freestyle. Thornburg, who set

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the North Putnam school record in diving against Cascade, placed second in the event Monday night. Kim Little was second in the 100-yard breaststroke. CASCADE MANAGED to take only one of 11 events last Thursday night and in that one event Ophal Thornburg set the North Putnam diving record with a second place diving finish at 168.5 points. Thornburg

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broke her own record of 148.1 points in the event. King of Cascade won the diving with a 168.55, just five one-hundredths of a point better than Thornburg. Wedmeyer not only won two events and swam on the first place 200-yard medley relay team, but also set a school record in the 200-yard IM. The senior finished the 200-IM in

2:42.94, bettering her former school record of 2:45.033, set in 1978. Wedemeyer also won the 100-yard freestyle. Joining Wedemeyer to form the 200yard medley relay team was Kathi Kurtz, Kim Little and Dawn Kelly. Kelly won two individual events herself. Kelly won the 50yard freestyle in 30.05 seconds and the 500-yard freestyle in 7:19.55 with teammate Tracy Sanders finishing second. Second and third behind Kelly in the 50 free were teammates Diana Stranger and Michele Bainaka.

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Grassroots Realty 9-5-1879 W I. CNB 10 6 Grassroots Realty 10 0 Hair Pin 10 6 Double I) Restaurant 8 8 Slllery's Painting 6 10 RFC 4 12 High Team Game: Double D Restaurant. 501. High Tram Series: CNR, 1407. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage, 199. High Ind. Series: Connie Staley, 501. Series over 400: C. Staley, 501; J. Sage. 495: S. Paullus, 477: M. F.mery. 469; N. Smithrrs. 461; B. Jasienski, 458: S. Stedman, 455; J. Campbell, 436; M. Gaston. 434; J. Price, 431; R. Wood, 430; M. Blumer, 410: S. Allen, 403. Grassroots Realty 9-12-1979 W I. CNB 18 6 Hair Pin 14 10 Slllery’s Painting 13 II Double D Restaurant 12 12 Grassroots Realty 10 14 RFC 5 19 High Team Game: CNB, 536. High Team Series: CNB, 1467. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage, 214. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage, 548. Series over 400: J. Sage, 548; N. Smithers, 510; C. Staley, 502; M. Emery, 494; J. Campbell, 492; J. Foster, 468; S. Paullus, 463; R. Wood, 460; J. Wehrheim, 457; S. Stedman. 442; M. Gaston. 434; W. Burnham, 412. Grassroots Realty 9-19-1979 W L CNB 24 8 Hair Pin 22 10 Grassroots Realty 16 16 Sillery's Painting 15 17 Double D Restaurant 14 18 RFC 5 27 High Team Game: Hair Pin, 629. High Team Series: Hair Pin. 1794. High Ind. Game: Shirley Paullus, 190. High Ind. Series: Shirley Paullus, 527. Series over 400: S. Paullus. 527; R. Wood. 477: J. Sage, 458; N. Smithers. 451; J. Lemmert. 433; M. Gaston. 424: S. Stedman, 417; M. Emery, 413: J. Foster. 412; C. Staley, 406; I. Carmichael, 401. Grassroots Realty 8-29-1979 W L CNB 6 2 Double D Restaurant 4 4 Hair Pin 4 4 Grassroots Realty 4 4 Slllery's Painting 4 4 RFC 2 6 High Team Game: CNB, 514. High Team Series: CNB, 1457. High Ind. Game: Martha Emery, 208. High Ind. Series: Connie Staley, 526. Series over 400: C. Staley. 526: M. Emery, 502: S. Paullus, 493; N. Smithers. 462; M. Gaston. 437; S. Stedman, 436; J. Sage, 431; J. Campbell, 431; W. Burnham, 428; M. Blumer, 416; J. Price, 414. Friday Nile Mixed 8-31-1979 W L MAR Auto Pro 6 2 RFC 6 2 Hood Realty 6 2 First National Bank Cloverdale .. 6 2 BAR Construction 2 6 A.H. Hoffman Inc 2 6 Slllery’s Painting 2 6 Jay & Ray Texaco 2 6

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North Putnam took first and second in nine of the 10 events they won. 200 medley relay - 2:20.40, North Putnam (R. Rurtz, B. Wedemeyer, R. Little and D. ReDy); North Putnam; Cascade. 200 freestyle - 2:40.48, Chandler, NP; Thornburg, NP; Wehrman, NP. 200 IM - 2:42.02. Wedemeyer. NP; Mackey, NP; Corns, C. 50 freestyle - 30.06, Relly, NP; Stranger, NP; Bainaka, NP. Diving - 108.55, Ring, C; Thornburg, NP; Mantooth.C. 100 butterfly - 1:37.72, Little, NP; Mackey, NP. 100 freestyle -1:00.10, Wedemeyer, NP; Park, NP; George, C. 500 freestyle - 7:10.55, Relly, NP: Sanders, NP. 100 backstroke - 1:24.5, Rurtz, NP: Chandler, NP; Meanor, NP. 100 breaststroke - 1:35.18, Evens, NP; Bainaka, NP; Settles. C. 400 freestyle relay - 5:40.81. North Putnam (D. Chandler, D. White, R. Park, O. Thornburg); Cascade.

High Team Game: A.H. Hoffman Inc., 797. High Team Series: MAR Auto Pro, 2276. High Ind. Game: Connie Staley, 202; Bud Beams, 229. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage, 515. Bud Beams, 573. Series over 400: J. Sage, 515; C. Stalev. 513: J.Campbell. 442; S. Allen, 412. Series over 500: B. Beams, 573; B. Miller. 553. Putnam County* 0-27-79 W L Greencastle Manufacturing 32 8 Branneman Realty 28 12 Greencastle Jaycees 26 14 Dewey’s 24 16 Gould's Market 24 16 Lobdell Emery 24 16 Dick Brown Ford 20 20 Hendricks Telephone 18 22 Fairway Restaurant 17 23 Sutherlln Motors 16 24 Haltom Electric IS 25 Jamesway Sales 14 26 Ace Hardware 14 26 Cash Concrete 8 32 High Team Game: Greencastle Manufacturing and Cash Concrete, 1054 High Team Series: Dewey’s, 3065 High Ind. Game: Harold Barnett, 245 High Ind. Series: Harold Barnett, 665 Series over 500: H. Barnett. 665; G. Bartlett. 614; D. Garrett, 502; J. Sharp, 591; G. Wood. 500; D. Frost. 586; R. Taylor, 576; D. Steward, 570; C. Hughes. 558; R. Duncan, 555; D. Isom, 552; J. Scott. 540; H. Holderfleld. 540; J. Cash. 546; N. Hoffa. 542; F. Brewer, 542; D. Albletz, 537; L. Haltom. 533; J. Alice. 530; J. Sutton, 529; F. Middleton. 525; X. Allee, 525; J. Rice, 524; L. Blubaum, 523; S. Sutherlln. 510; D. Grimes. 519; F. Crawley, 510; R. Williams, 506; J. Lambermont, 506. Alley Delights 9-20-79 W L 'Donell L. Cox Greenhouses) 27 13 Moore's Bar 24 16 Al Carney Chev 24 16 Hearthstone Realty 10 21 Double Decker 16 24 Van Bibber Lake 10 30 High Team Game: Al Carney Chevrolet, 832 High Team Series: Al Carney Chevrolet. 2400 High Ind. Game: Sharon Cox, 220 High Ind. Series: Sharon Cox, 517 Series over 400: S. Cox, 517; J. Alex (sub), 512; C. Stelnbaker (sub), 506; P. Both well, 480; J. Bartley (sub), 475; C. Pulliam. 463; J. Sage, 450; F. Harlan, 444; L. HUbum, 427; D. Atwell, 425; S. Wheeler, 424; D. Wilson, 410; S. Alien, 412; E. Shillings, 402. Alley Delights 9-27-79 W L Donell L. Cox Greenhouses 35 13 Moore's Bar 30 18 Al Carney Chevrolet 24 24 Hearthstone Realty 10 20 Van Bibber Lake 18 30 Double Decker 18 30 High Team Game: Moore's Bar, 840 High Team Series: Moore's Bar, 2394 High ind. Game: Joyce Sage, 108 High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage, 510; Betty Martin (sub), 533 Series over 400: B. Martin (sub), 533; J. Bartley (sub), 521; J. Sage, 510; J. Alex (sub), 506; C. Pulliam, 500; C. Stelnbaker (sub), 448; M. Templeman, 446; S. Cox, 442; N. Van Bibber, 437; &. Allen, 431; F. Harlan. 420; E. Shillings, 419; L. HUbum, 409; J. Jordan, 404; S. Wheeler, 400.

Tiger ladies are 9-0 The DePauw women’s tennis team closed to within three wins of an unbeaten season with an 8-1 win at Taylor and a 9-0 blanking of Anderson. Nancy Gyorgyi, Ann Baur, Amy Bash, Karen Turman, Becky Ragsdale, and Lynn Williams were all winners in singles play at Taylor last Friday while Gyorgyi and Turman, and Baur and Bash won in the doubles competition. The team of Williams and Maggie Wilder put up a tough fight befor losing 7-6,6-4 to their Taylor opponents. DePauw won all its matches against Anderson with three of them decided in three sets. Gyorgyi remained unbeaten for the season after a grueling 7-5, 2-6,7-6 win over Anderson’s Vicki Graber in the number one singles slot. Baur’s matchup in the second singles position also went the distance before she finally prevailed 6-0,6-7,6-4. Bash, Turman, Ragsdale and Williams were the other singles winners. In doubles play, Gyorgyi and Turman lost the opener 6-2 but rebounded to take the last two sets 6-3,6-1. The teams of Baur and Bash, and Williams and Wilder won their mafches to lift DePauw to its second shutout of the season. DePauw now 9-0, hosts Indiana Central Wednesday in a 3:00 p.m. match at the Blackstock courts. DePauw Harriers win sth The DePauw cross country team improved its record to 5-0 last Saturday after a first place finish in a quadrangular meet at Rose-Hulman. DePauw won the meet with 28 points followed by host RoseHulman 33, Earlham 71 and Centre 106. DePauw won the meet by capturing the second through fourth place slots. Jim Iddins, Jim Mergl and John Turnbull took second, third and fourth, while Dave Hellmich was seventh and Jim Hurley finished 12th. “We did better than I thought we would,” said coach Paul Bretscher after the meet. “We knew that Rose-Hulman was the team to beat and expected a battle for first place.” DePauw travels to Indiana Central for a dual meet on Tuesday. Eagle girls defeated The South Putnam volleyball team lost in two straight games Monday night at Turkey Run, 15-5 and 15-13. The Eagles host Greencastle Thursday in a county-conference rivalry at 6:30 p.m. Lisa Landes led the Eagle scoring with six service points, Glenda Perkins had four, Karen Hutchison and Janet Sutherlin two each while Kim Gilley, Nicki Ratcliff and Tina Kessler each served one. South Putnam was able to set up the spike and managed to make 16-22 spikes stay down for points. Janet Sutherlin led the South Putnam net game with five spikes as Tina Kessler and Karen Hutchison did the setting. Kessler was 17-17 and Hutchison 13-14 during the night’s setting. Turkey Run also won the JV contest, 15-7 and 15-5 Too little, too late The South Putnam tennis team lost 4-1 in the Crawfordsville sectional last Friday, but the doubles team of Chuck Sears and Mike Callecod won. Sears and Callecod won the first set 7-5, then hung on after gaining a 5-1 lead in the second to win 6-4. Top seeded singles player Mike Williams lost 6-1 and 6-0 and second seed Gary Porter was ousted 6-1 and 6-2. South Putnam did not have a third seed for the sectional and was forced to forfeit the position. The second seeded doubles squad of Greg and Matt Williams lost 6-0 and 6-2. Weinhoeft takes first Denise Weinhoeft won the IHSAA Girls cross country regional Saturday at Decature Central High School. Weinhoeft, who chose not to run on the boys cross country team this season as in the past, entered the meet representing South Putnam and finished the 3,000 meter race in 10:44 for first place.

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