Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 July 1994 — Page 7

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FINISH SECOND-NorthWood’s varsity cheerleading squad (shown in action), finished second in the recent fifth annual Starke County 4-H Cheerleading Competition. Members of the squad are Amanda Loucks, Wendi Nunemaker, Jaime Loucks, Heidi Mattern, Brandi Aleo, Kristen Weldy, and Beth Hirschy. The squad is

Waves compete at trials

Members of the Wa-Nee Waves swim club swam at the Penn Age Group Time Trials, held at Penn High School last week, in the 25-yard pool. A total of six personal bests were recorded (*). Charity Hochstetler-50 free, Sports this week Thursday, July 21 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m.-Phipps & Fellows vs Phil Hahn>& Associates; 7p.m.-Union Center Church of the Brethren vs Syracuse Gropp’s Restaurant; »Bp.m.-Yellow Creek Church of the 'Brethren vs Plymouth Merchants; 9p.m.-Yellow Creek Mennonite 111 vs B&R Softball. Friday, July 22 Men’s slow pitch softball; ,6p.m.-North Main Mennonite Church vs Mt. Tabor Church of God; 7p.m.-NIA Division of Alphabet vs Nappanee Church of the Brethren; Bp.m.-K.H. vs Bible Baptist Church; 9p.m.-Maple City Bowl vs Shorty’s Construction. Monday, July 25 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m.-Raymond’s Restaurant & Lounge vs Duke’s/Hunter’s/PJ.’s; 7p.m.-Persing & Company vs Yoder & Stutzman; Bp.m.-Yellow Creek Mennonite Church II vs Wakarusa Electronics; 9p.m.—First Brethren Church vs Ancon Construction. Tuesday, July 26 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m.--Dal-Mar Catering vs Century Distributing; 7p.m.-Nappanee Auto Sales vs Burckhart Concrete/Brubaker Excavating; Bp.m.--Personnel Partners vs Supersweel Feeds; 9p.m.-Chore-Time/Brock vs Rainbow Catering. Wednesday, July 27 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m.-American Legion Post #154 vs Performance Engines; 7p.m.-Star-Glas vs Stow-Davis Furniture; Bp.m.-Kemp Electric vs ProMa; 9p.m.-Miller Manufacturing vs The Rental Shop.

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36.14; 50 back, 42.50; 50 breast, 46.70 (*). Jennifer Miller-50 free, 35.19 (*); 200 individual medley, 3:02.52; 50 back, 39.89. Rachel Eaton-500 free, 6:14.78; 100 back, 1:12.68 (*), STATE CUT. Gabrielle Leidy-50 free, 30.84 (*); 100 free, 1:10.21; 50 breast, 38.29 (*). Susan Stump-50 free, 30.77 (*); 50 back, 36.58; 100 back, 1:19.64. Sarah Eaton-50 free, 28.09; 500 free, 5:57.68; 200 back, 2:26.89, STATE CUT; 200 individual medley, 2:35.63. AT WHITE RIVER Two members of the team swam in the White River Regionals in Indianapolis over the weekend. To qualify for this meet, swimmers need to be in the top three qualifiers from their region. The meet was held in a 50-meter pool. Rachel Eaton-10th 200 free. Undefeated girls capture league title North Wood Middle School’s seventh and eighth grade team went undeafeated during the regular season of the Plymouth Girl’s Basketball League, and captured the league title. This summer marks the first year for this type of league for girls that had been in grades six, seventh and eight, during the previous school year. The games were played each Tuesday and Thursday during June, on the outdoor court at Centennial Park, Plymouth. The League had two different divisions, one made up of just sixth graders and the other dominated by both seventh and eighth graders. The latter division was made up of 15 area teams. League champions on the North Wood team included Angela Hattery, Nichole Stewart, Jamie Gill, Angie Callander, Natalie Will, Amy Zercher, Mandi Huff, Lori Dawn Klotz and Brianne Bumworth. The team was coached by Jim Hess and Gene Zercher.

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coached by Pam Slagle and Missie Ervin. The JV squad finished first in its competition. Squad members are Charity Bontrager, Trade Fairchild, Nikki Russell, Sara Adams, Rachael Collins, Jennifer Cook and Brandy Becker. Both squads are coached by Pam Slagle and Missie Ervin. (Photo by Darrin K. Lyon)

2:33.62 (*); 13th 100 free, 1:10.09 (*); 17th 100 back, 1:23.64 (*); 19ths 400 free, 5:33.22 (*) and 50 back, 38.61; 20th 200 individual medley, 3:06.72 (*). Sarah Eaton-fifth 200 free; sixth 100 free; 10th 400 free; 11th 100 back; 12th 200 back; 13th 200 individual medley, 2:49.02 (*); 14th 50 free; 16th 200 breast; 18th 100 breast, 1:31.21 (*). These two swimmers will also compete at Indianapolis, in the Indisna 'Junior Olympics, July 29-3 t3 r Swingers list results The following results have been listed by the Lady Swingers* Golf League, for July 11-12 play at McCormick Creek Golf Course, Nappanee. Class A-low gross, Pam Reed 41; low net. Van Tuomi 35. Class B—low gross, Becky Lehman 52; low net, Lea Rensbergcr and Ruby Whelan, lied at 39. Class C-low gross, Marilyn Cnjpe 56; low net, Jill Everest 36. Class D-low gross, Joann Willis 60; low net, Jean McAndrew 37. Low putts-Sandy Coy 16.

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Tournament closes season

The North Wood “C” baseball team closed out its summer season with tournament action against Bremen, LaVille and Plymouth, taking the Lions and Lancers, and falling to Plymouth in the title round. Against the Lions, North Wood won it 8-3, with Kory Geyer picking up the pitching win and improving his record to 3-0. He allowed just two hits, while issuing 11 strikeouts and eight walks. Geyer also led the offensive thrust, walking three times and smashing a home run for two RBI. Mike Hochsteller also had two hits, both doubles. In game two, the Panthers moved by LaVille 6-1, raising their season mark to 10-2. Todd McDonald got his fourth mound win, striking out eight and allowing just three hits. Offensively, Jerry Schmucker smacked a single and a triple, and scored three runs. Kory Geyer added a triple and a homer—the third

City golf tournament August 6-7 The Nappanee City Golf Tournament will be played Saturday and Sunday, August 6-7, at McCormick Creek Golf Course. Participants must be Nappanee residents, member of McCormick Creek Golf Club, or own a business in Nappanee. On Saturday, players will form their own foursomes, and set their own tee-times. The Sunday round will be flighted, and tee-times assigned. The tournament is for men, ladies, seniors and juniors, and prizes will include money, gift certificates and trophies. Sign up is at the McCormick Creek Golf Course clubhouse. Bowling meetings The Nappanee Men’s Bowling Association will hold its fall meeting Wednesday, August 3, 7:30p.m., at Gold Crown Lanes. The league meetings will be held immediately following the association meeting. All teams should be represented. Persons who want to join the league should also be present. The Women’s Bowling Association will hold its fall meeting *Thursday, August 4, 7:30p.m., at Gold Crown Lanes. The Thursday Night Ladies League will hold its meeting immediately following the association meeting. The Wednesday Morning Coffee League will have its organizational meeting Wednesday, August 3, 9a.m. Please have at least one team member present for this meeting. If you are not on a team, and wish to be, it is important that you attend, or contact Deb at Gold Crown Lanes. The league will begin its season August 23, 9a.m. The Friday Night Mixed League will hold its meeting Friday, August 5, 7:30p.m. Each team should be represented. Those wishing to join the league should also be present. A morning men’s league is also being formed. Interested persons may contact Deb at Gold Crown Lanes, 773-2145.

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straight game in which he connected for a round-tripper. In the title game, the Pilgrims stopped North Wood 19-7. The Panthers entered the contest hoping to avenge an earlier loss, but fell short. Geyer started for the Panthers, but an error, two hits, and three firstinning walks led to Plymouth’s four runs. In the third inning, the Panthers scored three times on four hits and an error. Mike Hochstetler hit a double, scoring Jerry Schmucker, who had lined a single to left. Kory Geyer followed with a deep fly that bounced off the fence, for a double. His hit scored Amos Fry and Hochstetler, bringing the Panthers to within one, 4-3, after three frames. Another error, four walks and a hit led to two more runs for the Pilgrims in the top of the fourth, and the Panthers bounced back again in their half of the fifth, scoring two more times. Also in the fifth, Plymouth stretched its lead, scoring five runs on four hits, an error and three walks off the new Panther pitcher, Barry Anglemeyer. Plymouth led at the end of the fifth, 11-5. The score moved to 13-5 in the sixth, but the Panthers came back

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with two more runs (three days later--due to rain), closing to 13-7 heading into the final frame. With Geyer re-entering as pitcher, the Panther outlook was promising, but four walks, two soft hits and two errors proved to be costly, as the Pilgrims finished their ai-bat in the lop of the seventh leading 19-7 i North Wood failed to get a bgse runner in their half of the seventh, closing out their season as runneriup. *: For the game, Plymouth received 17 walks and capitalized on $k Panther errors. The Pilgrims also added nine hits, all singles. ’i I* North Wood pounded out 10 hiis, but got just three walks and three errors from the Pilgrims. V V> s Seek golfers Attention High School girls: There will be a call out for girls golf, Tuesday, July 26-Thurs-day, July 28. All interested girl*; should report to the Pro Shop* at McCormick Creek Golfl Course, at 10a.m., during the 2 call out days.

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