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Windy Hill Swim Team scores another victory Windy Hill Country Club Team The meet, starting at 1:30p.m., grew. (C,50.2).
had their hands full with the newly organized Swim Team of the City Pool of Crawfordsville, Sunday,
July 21.
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The meet, starting at 1:30p.m., with diving, showed Windy Hill that Crawfordsville wasn’t going to mess around as CCP took diving with a 31-21 lead. Knowing that diving usually is one of the strongest areas for Windy Hill, the coach of the team, Marty Martin, quickly revamped his team and informed them that an upset could be in the making. The talk must have accomplished its goal, commented Martin, as the team as a whole rebounded from this first reversal by outscoring their opponent in the next competitive stroke, freestyle, by 28 points. The main reason for the wise s p r e a d of points and also could be termed as the turning point of the com. plete meet, was the 1,2,3 finish for the 13-14, boys and girls. Richard White, Gary Gram,and David Holley finished 1,2,3 for the 13-14 boys; Barby White, Debbie Graffis, and Theresa Bergen accomplished the same for the girls. After freestyle, the other competitive strokes were run off as Windy Hill’s lead
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The final score of the meet Windy Hill- 232*---Crawfordsville City Pool - 124. The next meet for Windy Hill al Swim Meet with approximately al Swim Meet with approxima five other teams participating Sunday, July 28, with diving at 1:15 p.m. and swimming event at 2:15 p.m. Windy Hill Point Contributors: Tony Harmless, 15-17, 19 points; Theresa Bergen, 13-14, 18 points; Scott Hoover, 10 & under, 15 points; Richard White, 13-14, 15 points; Barby White, 13-14, 12 points; Lynette Graffis, 11-12, 12 points; GaryGram, 13-14, 11 points; Janey Holley, 10 & under, 11 points; Sandy Cook, 11-12, 10 points; David Conrad, 11-12, 10 points; Rick Harlan, 15-17, 9 points; Mike Bergen, 13-14, 8 points; Kenny Harlan, 10 & under, 8 points Jay Franklin, 11-12, 7 points David Holley, 13-14, 6 points Debbie Graffis, 13-14, 6 points Bill Hoover, 15-17, 5 points Bill Hamilton, 15-17, 4 points Shane Huber,10 & under,3points Holley Knights, 11-12, 3 points Sherry Cook, 15-17, 3 points Joan Hamilton, 15-17, 3 points Carla Bundy 15-17, 1 points Phyllis Hoover, 11-12, 1 points. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS
DIVING
12 & under
GIRLS
Katy Ebenholtz (C, 72.8); Lynette Graffis (WH, 62) Phyllis Hoover (WH, 61.8).
BOYS
Kevin Priebe (C, 70.2); Mike Lever (C, 50.8).
13-14
Cindy Cowan (C, 72.4); Theresa Bergen (WH, 72.1); Holly Knights (WH,55.6). Richard White (WH, 102.6); Dennis McQueen (C,90.1); Gary Multzburger (C,79.8).
15-17
Robin Neuhouse (C, 78.2); Mary Ebenholtz (C,72.6). Bill Hoover (WH,99.4); Tony Harmless (WH, 95.2) Bob Peacock (C, 87.3). 10 FREESTYLE 10 & under M. Libka (C,15.7); Janey Holley (WH, 15.9); Sara McGoughey (C,16.8). Scott Hoover (WH, 15.6); V. Virey (C, 16.9); P. Morgan (C,-
17.8). 11-12
Sandy Cook (WH, 14.73); Katy Ebenholtz (C, 15. 64); Lynette Graffis (WH, 15.65). David Conrad (WH, 15.6); Jay Franklin (WH, 17); Kevin Priebe (C,17.1).
13-14
Barby White (WH, 33. 23); Debbie Graffis (WH,34.63); Theresa Bergen (WH,35.4) Richard White (WH, 28.29); Mike Bergen (WH,29.7); David Holley (WH,30.02).
15-17
Robin Neuhouse (C, 30.8); Sherry Cook (WH, 33.32); Joan Hamilton (WH,34.0). Tony Harmless (WH, 26. 18); Rick Harlan (WH, 29.1); Robert Peacock (C,29.36). BREASTSTROKE 10 & under
GIRLS
Janey Holley (WH,21.55); J. Custer (C,25.3); Sara McGoughey (C,25.35).
BOYS
Kenny Harlan(WH,26.0); Shane Huber (WH,26.53); V. Virey (C,27.61).
11-12 GIRLS
Katy Ebenholtz (C, 20. 24); Lynette Graffis (WH,20.7); Holley Knights (WH,20.7) TIE.
BOYS
Jay Franklin (WH,20.83); Mike Lever (C,22.0); Kevin Priebe (C,22.99).
13-14 GIRLS
Theresa Bergen (WH, 44.7); Barby White (WH,44.9); S. Yeager
06); Hal
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BOYS
Mike Bergen (WH, 40. Gary Gram (WH, 41.14); McGoughey (C, 41.68).
15-17 GIRLS
Mary Ebenholtz (C, 47. 73); Robin Neuhouse (C, 46.15); Carla Bundy (WH, 46.2).
BOYS
Rick Harlan (WH,34.99); Tony Harmless (WH, 37.44); Robert Peacock (C, 41.0). BACKSTROKE 10 & under
GIRLS
M. Libka (C, 21. 74); Janey Holley (WH, 21. 9); J. Custer (C, 24. 35).
BOYS
Scott Hoover (WH,20.9); Kenny Harlan (WH,23.32); S. Yeager (C.24.0).
11-12 GIRLS
Sandy Cook (WH, 19.16); Katy Ebenholtz (C, 19. 25); Lynette Graffis (WH, 19. 30).
BOYS
David Conrad (WH, 20.9); K. McKeowan (C, 24.5); Mike Lever (C, 24.3).
13-14 GIRLS
Theresa Bergen (WH, 42. 44); Debbie Graffis (WH, 42.76) Sara Millis (C, 48.0).
BOYS
David Holley (WH, 37. 88); Gary Gram (WH, 39. 38); S. Hobbs (C, 40. 9).
15-17 GIRLS
Mary Ebenholtz (C, 39. 65); Sherry Cook (WH, 40.23).
BOYS
Richard White (WH, 34. 65); Tony Harmless (WH, 36); Bill Hamilton (WH, 36.72). BUTTERFLY 12 & under
GIRLS
Lynette Graffis (WH, 17. 99); Katy Ebenholtz (C, 19.40); M. Libka (C, 20. 05).
BOYS
Scott Hoover (WH, 17 .79); Kevin Priebe (C, 22.29); Jay Franklin (WH, 23.6).
13-14 GIRLS
Barby White (WH, 18.9); Theresa Bergen (WH, 18. 9) TIE; Debbie Graffis (WH, 19.29).
BOYS
Gary Gram (WH, 16 .39); Hal McGoughey (C, 16 .53); Gary Multzburger (C, 17.16).
15-17 GIRLS
Robin Neuhouse (C, 16 .35); Joan Hamilton (WH, 16.58); Mary Ebenholtz (C, 19.19).
BOYS
Tony Harmless (WH, 15 .43); Bill Hamilton (WH, 15 .86); Rick Harlan (WH, 16 .01). RELAY TEAMS 12 & under
GIRLS
Sandy Cook, Lynette Graffis, Karan Conrad, Janey Holley; time 63.06. Crawfordsville Time: 66.26.
BOYS
Scott Hoover, Jay Franklin, David Conrad, Kenny Harlan; Time: 69.40. Crawfords ville Time: 70.95.
13-14 GIRLS
Barby White, Theresa Bergen, Debbie Graffis, Phyllis Hoover, Time: 61.63.Crawfordsville Time: 66.50.
BOYS
Richard White, Mike Bergen, Gary Gram, David Holley Time: 53.66. Crawfordsville Time: 54.-
20.
15-17 GIRLS Sherry Cook, Joan Hamilton, Carla Bundy, Lee Hamilton Time: 61.10, Crawfordsville Time: 58.-
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Windy Hill Score: 232. Crawfordsville Score: 124.
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