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WAWASEE’S WRESTLING WARRIORS — Pictured above are members of the Wawasee high school wrestling team with their coach Terry Frank and assistant coach Don Storey. In the front row are Mike Mathews, Steve Coburn, Rick Shipley, Dan Brady, Alan Butt, Mark Treesh, Steve Vanlaningham, Clark Rassi, Mark Mynhier, Greg Kaiser and coach Frank. In the second row are Kent Plikerd, Steve Bond, Lester

Wrestling Begins Thursday At Wawasee High School _

A new varsity sport will be started this year at Wawasee high school — wrestling. The Grappling Warriors will be entering into a full conference schedule with Fairfield, West Noble and Pierceton rounding out the first-year schedule. Monday night an intrasquad meet was held to determine the probable starting line-up for Wawasee Thursday night with Fairfield. The varsity line-up will probably be as follows: 95 lb. — Clark Rassi 103 lb. — Alan Butt 112 lb. — Jay DeSomer 120 lb. — Steve Cobum 127 lb. — Jeff Corn 133 lb. — Jay Anglin 138 lb. — Stan Kilmer 145 lb. — Wes Kilmer 154 lb. — Dale Custer 165 lb. — Kent Wilson 175 lb. — Dave Baumgartner Unlimited — Roger Korenstra The main objective in wrestling is to wrestle your opponent until you pin his shoulders to the mat for a two-second count. Obviously, you must tangle with someone your own size, hence the 12 different weight categories mentioned above. Violent holds, hitting, scratching, etc. are prohibited; therefore, speed, agility, knowledge of the principles of leverage and blance, and strength are the skills that comprise high school werestling. Each boy in each weight class tries to win points for the team. If he successfully "pins” (a fall) his man, the team is awarded five points. If he cannot “pin” his man, he then can score three team points by accumulating more individual points than his opponent. Individual points are scored by making certain successful moves: Takedown (two points) — occurs when wrestlers, from a neutral position (both standing, neither having control of the other) gains control of his opponent and takes him down to the mat. Escape (1 point) — occurs when the defensive wrestler (the one underneath trying to get away> gets away completely from his man into a neutral position. Reversal J two points) — occurs when the defensive wrestler comes from underneath and gains control of his opponent (their positions are reversed). Fall (five team points) — occurs when offensive wrestler has his opponent’s shoulders (or sca-

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The schedule is as follows;

Date Opponent Place Dsc. s—Fairfield Here Dec. 10—Plymouth* There Dec. 12—Manchester* There Dec. 17—Nappanee* Here Dec. 19—West Noble There Jan. 7—lntrasquad Jan. 9—Concord* There Jan. 14—Warsaw* Here Jan. 16—Intrasquad Jan. 21—Rochester* There Jan. 25—Pierceton Here Jan. 28—Bremen* Here Feb. I—NCL meet at Rochester Feb. B—Sectional Feb. 15—Regional Feb. 22—State * Conference Meet

pula area) held in contact with the mat area for a full two-sec-ond count. A fall is often called a pin. Near-fall (three points) — occurs when the offensive wrestler has the opponent in control with the shoulders (scapula area) held in contact with the mat for one second. Predicament (two points) — occurs when the offensive wrestler has his opponent in a pinning situation (a possible fall) and a) both shoulders are stopped or held within four inches of the mat or less, or b) one shoulder of his opponent is touching the mat and the other shoulder is held in an angle of 45 degrees or less. Miscellaneous — miscellaneous individual points can be awarded at the discretion of the referee for technical violations, illegal holds, stalling, etc. In some cases a warning preceeds awarding of these points. At the conclusion of three twominute periods, the wrestler with the most accumulated points, assuming no prior fall, wins the match. This scores three team points. In individual scoring a take-

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Hamell, Stan Kilmer, Jim Marlette, Dyle Martin, Steve Wiggs, Philip Gunden, Jay deSomer and coach Storey. In the third row are Brian Mikel, Charlie Baumgartner, Terry Mcser, Rod Bell, Dan Jetmore, Jeff Corn, Wes Kilmer, Kent Wilson, Bill Richardson, and Jay Anglin. In the third row are Roger Butt, Glen Davis, Roger Korenstra, Dave Baumgartner, Steve Tatman, Dale Custer, John Leemon, John Skrumelak, Mark Tatman, Tom Miller and Mike Mato.

Time Squad 7 p.m. A and B 7 p.m. A and B 6:30 p.m. A 7 p.m. A and B 6:30 p.m. A 7 p.m. A and B 7 p.m. A 7 p.m. A and B 7 p.m. A and B 6:30 p.m. A 7 p.m. A and B

down is worth two points; escape, one; reversal, two; predicament, two; and near-fall, three. In team scoring a fall is worth five points; decision, three points; draw, two points; forfeit, five points; default, five points; and disqualification, five points. Death Mrs. Edna Rae Jones Mrs. Edna Rae Jones, 75, of Warsaw died of complications at 7:45 a.m. Saturday in the Murphy Medical Center where she had been a patient for five weeks. Born at Silver Lake on June 24, 1883, she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Jane (Snyd'r) Brown, Her husband preceded trr in death May 9, 1952. A member of the Palestine United Methodist church, she was a member of the Cook’s Chapel Woman’s Society and the Palestine Homemakers club. Survivors include a son, Richard Jones, Syracuse; a daughter, Mrs. Albert (Louise) Tucker, Warsaw; one brother, Cloicf Brown, Warsaw; three grandchil dren, and one great - grandchild.

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WARSAW GAME TO BE AT WARSAW The Wawasee-Warsaw game on December 13 will be played in the Warsaw gym. It will be Wawasee’s home game. Since it is a home game for Wawasee, season tickets will be honored.

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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE w . PUeher’s Shoes o.- r 46 (L Frog Tavern 39 H 12% Harris Funergf Home 36% 15% Dean's Milk 32 20 The Mail-Journal 32 20 Bowen Motors 27 25 Syracuse Legion 27 25 Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 27 25 McCormick-Cutter 25 27 Aqua Land. Motel 25 27 Thwaits Grgln 25 27 SportsmaffTßar 24% 27% G’W Pizza 22% 29% Auer’s Service Station 19 33 Liberty Coach 17 35 North Webster Jaycee; 17 35 Regent Homes 15 37 State Bank of Syracuse 11 41 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher's, 936—2,717. 600 Series: C. Eby 602. 500 Series: T. Ganshorn 543, R. Strombeck 562. M. Dorsey 574, J. R. Cripe 569, G. Vanator 584, M. Yoder 569, L. Wysong 530, C. Frushour 525, R. Thibaut 543, B. Coburn 551, P. Leach 524. C. Davies 545, D. Pilcher 535, D. Armbruster 551, C. Mohler 200. Games: T. Ganshorn 225, R. Strombeck 213. M. Dorsey 214, G. Vanator 213, J. R. Cripe 223, M. Yod-r 215, L. Wysong 204, B. Coburn 214200, C. Eby 229, C. Davies 200. M. Arnolt 204, F. Avery 212. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwaits Grain 38 14 Mogul Rubber 34 18 Stahley-Stillson 31 21 Tom Socks 30% 21% L. Thwaits Grain 30%. 21% Beacon 28 % 23 % Kinder’s 27%, 24% Pickwick Theatre 26 26 4 Singles 24 28 Pacer 23 29 Wawasee T.V. 23 29 Woodward Oswalt 22 30 Village Tap > 21 31 Frog Tavern 20 32 United. Telephone 20 32 Corl Corp, 18 34 High Game and Series: Thwaits Grain 765—2,092. # Honor Scores —Men: B. Thwaits 596. D. Pilcher 580. M. Carlson 572, L. Thwaits 571. D. Armbruster 564. L. Welty 574, J. Morganthaler 548, R. Knisley 548, D. Knisley 523. D. Maresh 512. E. Yoder 501. C. Eby 514. E. Smith 508. R. Wogoman 524, D. Price 507, H. Dixon 469, P. Kline 461, E. Helmuth 477. L. Epley 490, B. Frenger 485. S. Bryan 456. Honor Scores —Women: D. Knisley 515. E. Carlson 471, G. Thwaits 464. J. Byland 456, J. Trolson 455. A. Smith 438, D. Thwaits 455. V. Price 444, M. Schwab 497. M. Manges 437 MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W L Chore-Time Equipment 46 14 Little and Clark 43 17 Arrom Motor Homes 35% 24% Augsburger—Syracuse 32 % 27 % Walter Drug. Inc. 32 28 Beer and Slabaugh. Inc. 29%, 30% Milford TV and Appliance 29 31 Mishler Funeral Home 29 31 Campbell's Market 26% 33%

Warriors Bow To Fairfield, 70-59

By Ric Clingaman The Warriors of Wawasee, coached by Vernon Zurcher, suffered defeat on the hardwood Wednesday night as they lost their third straight game against Fairfield 70-59. Steve Zurcher led the Warriors in scoring with 24 points and Ben Fowler added 13 for the team. The Warriors got off to a good start in early action of the game but because of certain factors they could not hold the Falcons scoring. Gary Firestone, who was high point man in the Westview game, had a touch of the flu during the week and wasn’t quite up to par as he only scored two points. Bill Pipp showed his ability on the boards as he brought down 27 rebounds along with nine points for the mighty Warriors. The last quarter, the Warriors put on a full court press and e racked up six quick points, but, in late action of the fourth quarter, junior guard, Steve Zurcher, Went to the bench with five personals and as the last few seconds ticked off the Warriors were faced with their third defeat of the 1968-69 season. The Warriors will play Concord Friday at 6:30. Box scores follow: FAIRFIELD FG FT RB PF TP Wilhelm, f.,2- 4 4-8 6 3 8 Bitting, t .... 3- 7 1-1 6 17 Clem, c 8-20 2- 4 6 4 18 Miller, g .... 4-13 0- 0 9 3 S Smoker, g .. 3- 5 1- 2 4 4 7 Lantz 8- 7 3- 4 71 15 Yoder 2- 5 2- 2 2 1 6 Brookins .... 0-0 1-2311 P. Hollar .... 0- 0 0-0 11 0 Totals 28-61 14-23 44 19 TO Turnovers: 19. WAWASEE FG FT RB PF TP Kammerer, f 4-12 4- 7 8 4 12 Firestone, f.. 1- 8 0- 2 6 2 2 Plpp, c . 4-16 1- 6 27 3 9 Zurcher, g ..10-22 4-10 10 5 23 Fowler, g .... 4-12 1-1739 Hartley 1-6 1-2 1 0 3 Baumgartner 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 Barrett 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 Totals 24-76 11-28 61 17 59 Turnovers: 11. Fairfield 17 17 18 18—70 Wawasee 18 9 10 22—59 Preliminary: Wawasee, 41-37. Officials: Floyd Reed, Decatur; Merle Heckaman. Warsaw. McFarren Service 26 34 Sharp Hardware Company 20 40 Auvsburger—Milford 11 49 High Team Game and Series: Little ' and Clark. 943—2.679. 600 Series: O. Replogle 604, D. Rensberger 600. 500 Series: A. Mabie 574. D. Miller 568 H. Wuthrich 566. D. Thibaut 564, D. Wolferman 558. F. Avery 557. J. Newcomer 551. G. Thornsbury 547. W. Miller 544, B. Little 540. D. Wuthrich 539 R. Murto 538, L. Slabaugh 536. L. Newman 517, D. Hockert 513, H. Bartman 513, L. Bray 506, J. Keller 505. H Doty 504. D. Seely 503. 200 Games: O. Replogle 225-202, F. Avery 224: D. Rensberger 215. G. Thornsbury 215, H. Wuthrich 213, H. Bartman 211. D. Miller 210-209. W. Miller 206, J. Newcomer 204. D. Wuthrich 203. A. Mabie 200, P. Mathews 200, B. Little 200.

MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Wawasee Package 34 18 Kurley’s Keglers 33 19 Thornburg’s 31% 20% Kale Island Beacon Pilcher Shoes 30 22 Barbee Hotel 30 22 Lakeland Produce 29 23 Frog Tavern 25 27 Kline Construction 25 27 Wawasee T.V. 25 27 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 24% 27% Pixie Boat 23 29 Wawasee Bowl 22 3v Louie's Tavern 20 32

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OK Sales 20 32 Bud's Body Shop 13 39 High Team Game and Series: Lakeland Produce. 963—2,791. 600 Series: V. Stayer 603. C. Carpenter 634. 550 Series: J. Morsanthaler 595. D. Armbruster 588, M. Ganshorn 557, C. Frushour 569. D. Strombeck 552. R. Strombeck 587, P. Kline 551, M. Carlson 564, F. Nyikos 558. 200 Games: J. Morsanthaler 211-221. D. Armbruster 223, V. Stayer 222, P. Beesley 203. M. Ganshorn 204, C. Frushour 210, D. Start 211. C. Campbell 214, D. Strombeck 201, R. Stromb ck 217-201, T. Strombeck 202, R. Fisher 209, O. Carpenter 203-220-211. G. Burns 212. P. Kline 204, M. Carlson 204. D. Pilcher 201. LAKELAND MEN'S LEAGUE W ; L Syracuse Rubber 39 17 Eager Leaguers 38 18 Brazel's Bait & Tackle 30 26 H&M Motor Clinic 30 26 Likens & Sons Trucking 27 29 G & G Texaco 27 29 Anderson Paint & Supply 19 37 Layton Travel Trailer 15 41 High Team Game and Series: G&G Texaco, 926—2,537. 500 Series: K. Enyeart 513, J. Scarbeary 500. R. Brazel 569. G. Burns 502, D. Armbruster 514. E. Anderson 515, H. Galloway 576. P. Hinshaw 533. 1. Rookstool 510. H. Hostetter 520. J. Thornburg 504, G. Carpenter 512. 200 Games: P. Hinshaw 214. G. Carpenter 215, D Van 209, H. Host tter 201, H. Oalloway 202, R. Miller 214. R. Brazel 200. K. Enyeart 200. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Sea Nymph 38 18 Tom Socks 37 19 Syracuse Rubber 34% 21 % Lakeside Laundry 32 24 Walter Drug Co. 29 '4 26 >4 Homer's Bar 28 28 Trudy's Beauty Salon 28 28 Augsburger’s I.G.A. 25 31 Brenda’s Beauty Break 25 31 G»W Pizza 2214 33% White’s Mobil 21 35 Barbee Hotel 1514 4014 High Team Game and Series: Sea Nymph. 762—2,126. 500 Series: P. Huffer 555. 450 Series: B. Miller 474, F. Robinson 466, D. Stucko 460. 200 Games: P. Huffer 207-209. 160 Games: F. Robinson 168-163, J. Clutter 167, B. Miller 166. W. Nolan 166, I. Dull 165, D. Stucko 165, H. Frushour 162, N. Kern 160. MONDAY MIXED JUNIOR BOWLERS W L His & Hers 20 4 Da-Ma-De-Ja’s 18 6 The It’s 17 7 U.S. 16 8 Strickler’s Strikers 15 9 Alley Bouncers 15 9 Double B & VS 14% 9% Strikers “4" 12 12 The Foxes 10 14 Marlboro Filters 9 15 The G-Jay’s 7U 16% Vice’s Vipers 7 17 Goof-Offs 5 19 69’ers 2 22 High Games: C. Coburn 225. S. Mock 200, J. Thomas 186, L. LeCount 184, B. Johnson 184, S. Strikler 178, D Richmond 165, V. Smith 159. K. Knisley 158. D. Fisher 155. G. Drake 155, O. Rensberger 150. B. Kolberg 150. K. Huff 150. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES W L American Industries 33 % 18% Mock’s Marine Service 2914 22% Wawasee T.V. 29 23 Kinder’s Mfg. 2S 23 Wawasee Laundromat 28% Todd Realty 26 26 Silveus Motors 24 28 Sit ’N Knit 23 29 Tom Socks 20% 31% State Hank of Syracuse 17 35 High Team Game: American Industries. 778. High Team Series: Tom Socks, 2,215. 450 Series: B. Kline 493(170). A. Callahan 449. M. L. Lambert 476, W. Finton 447, H. Frushour 473(177), B. Ganz 442(182). J. Morganthaler 460, B. Todd 456(173), M. Willard 450. 170 Games: L. Neff 179.

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SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mrs. Walter Corbin, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Whitley County hospital, last week. She was released Sunday. James I. Stidams, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center last Wednesday following an accident. Jan Barnett, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Whitley County hospital last week. He was released Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darr of r 2 Syracuse are at the Mayo clinic in Rochester, Minn., this week. Blair Laughlin, former Syracuse resident, has been admitted to the Goshen hospital from the Orn nursing home in Milford. HERMAN MILLERS. MILFORD, ENTERTAIN FOR FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of r r Milford entertained at a dinner on Sunday for their children and families: Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf, Joe, Ann and Pam of Atwood; Mrs. Norman Miller and daughters, Kimberly and Tammy of Biloxi, Miss.; and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Miller. Gene Miller has recently returned from Viet Nam where he served for a year at DaNang. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Hubert Cain and daughter Sandra. Mrs. Norman Miller and daughters returned to her home Monday after spending a few days in Claypool and Warsaw where she visited relatives. HITS & MISSES LEAGUE W L Sportsman’s Bar 27 9 35 L<on’s Keglers 21 15 2S Misfits 20 16' 27 Sylvans 19 17 26 Odd Couples 16 20 21 Anchor Barets 15 21 26 Rubbers 14 22 19 Badds 12 24 15 High Team Gaine: Sylvans, 636 High Team Series: Leon’s Keglers, I. 500 Series—Men: R. Brazel 523, D. Zawadzke 502. 450 Series—Women: 8. Gilbert 458. 200 Games — Men: J. Pounds Jl6, J. W. Cripe 201.

MILFORD-LEESBURG Hospital Notes Lori Borem, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Borem, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday: William Locke of r 1 Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday after being admitted on Friday. Henry S. Sierk of r 2 Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center on Friday. Jan Paul Kizer of Milford was admitted to Murphy Medical Center on Thursday. Richard Martinez, Milford, was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center on Thursday. Maria Gavia of r 1 Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Darrell Blaine Ruch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Ruch of Warsaw, was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs. William Roop of Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sturtevant, Greg, Steve, and Adam of Tecumseh, Mich., were Thanksgiving day guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely at Milford. i "" '" "I CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank sincerely, everyone, for their cards, visits, and gifts while I was in the hospital and at home. Delbert Dippon