The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 January 1970 — Page 2

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WHS Defeats Mentone; 1 II ■■■■’ ■ ' ■ • . Bows To Akron Flyers

The Wawasee . Warriors split their card over the week end, winning a whopping victory over the Mentone Bulldogs—9o to 62 —at Mentone on Friday night, but losing a hard one ti> the Akron Fly<rs—to 83—onI their home floor on Saturday night. Wawasee 90, Mentone 62 At Mentone on! Friday night the Warriors came jto. life after a three-game losing streak to soundly defeat the eftger Bulldogs. At only one stop were the Warriors be^tfid—at the lend of the first quarter. 18 to 16 Halftime found tfitm slightly ahead, 41 to 37. and ahead 61 to Wat three-quarter time. The real rout, however came in the fifnal quarter when the Warriors got 29 points and the Bulldogs were.feeld to 13 pointe. Part of the I; Warriors’ success uas attributed!; to the two new front liners. Tim Blue and John Hamilton, from the B team. They sparkplucged the B team victory in the four-way tourney at Pierceton last Wednesday night. Mark Thomas got 13 points for the Warriors [ followed by Steve Zurcher with 12 For Mentone Sechrist got sixjfield goals and three free throws for 15 points. I The box score follows: WAWASEE! <9O» - Stitcher 412. Elliott 503, Thomas 534. Blue 333. »i Hamilton 211 Zurcher 521. Barrett 321. Uujter 100, Cummings 021, Olson 4it Mikel 244. Hughes 101. Totals: 35 field goals; 20 free throws; and;22 personal fouls. MENTON® ’6l) - Welborn 343. Smith 123, Whetstone 311, W'alters 203, Anglin 323. Bowser 101, Stave- | dahl 525. Hepler 000, Sechrist 632. | Totals: 24’field goals; 14 free T throws; and 21 personal fouls. SCORE BY QUARTERS Mentone : 18 37 48 61 Wawasee 16 41 61 90 Akron 89, Wawasee 83 . Wawased; basketball fans were real disappointed to lose to the? i Akron Flyers on Saturday night, particularly since they were cfl I; and running following their Friday night twin over Mentone, and commanding an early lead over visiting Akron. In the (first quarter they were off and away and it ended 30 to 17 for ttye Warriors. The spread continuewto’favor the Warriors, in the second quarter, but before that quarter was over the Flyers closed* the gap to 12 poin’s. halftime ending 47 to 35 for Wawasee. Under; the heavy and constant bombardment of Akron's top scorer Bob [Bryant. who incidentally got 13 held goals and 12 free throw's for 38 points, the lead the Warriors, held wilted. Coach Vem Zurcher made repeated**! substitutions in the final quarter hoping for a winning combination to stem the Akron onslaught. A second string player. John Hamilton, who was moved up to a first team starter, came off good with iO held goals apd-2 free throws for 22 po:m-r followed byOlson with 14 points for the Warriors. ! And coming in after BjY ant *dth his 38 points for Akron was Arnett tilth 21 points. . The‘.box score follows AKRON 'B9' — Cumberland 312. Bryant 13 12 1. Rons 424. Love 201. Hunter 114. Arnett 694. Thom-

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TH® WAY ITS DONE—Clint Olson, didn’t let a little thing like a face guard to protect a bruised nose, nor two Akron players, stop him as he went in for this lay-up shot at the Wawasee-Akron game Saturday night. Olson, playing only part of the game, got 14 points.

ason 143. Totals: 30 field goals: 29 free throws; and 20 personal fouls WAWASEE (R 3 — Stichter 313. Elliott 433. Thomas 422. Hamilton 10 2 3. Blue 012. Zufcher 623. Barrett 002. Olson 462. Mikel 203. Totals: 33 field goals; 17 free throws: and 23 personal fouls. SCORE BY QUARTERS Akron 17 35 64 89 Wawasee 30 47 63 83 Goshen Wrestlers Win Invitational Members of the Goshen wrestling team won their own invitational last Saturday as they totaled 79 points for the Crown. Fairfield was second with 75, Concord third with 74 and others followed with Fort Wayne North Side taking fourth place with 52 points. North Wood scoring 47 points, Wawasee 46. Lakeland 29 and Jimtown 26. Undefeated Ken Wilson of Wawasee captured first place honors in the 165-pound class as he won over Ed Jones of Fairfield. It was Jones' first loss. Roger Korenstra of Wawasee placed third in the heavyweight class. Jay DeSomer also placed third in the 115-pound class CONCORD DOWNS WAWASEE MATMEN Concord defeated the Wawasee Warriors wrestling team in a Northern Lakes Conference match held last Thursday afternoon at WHS The final score was 27-16 to give the Minutemen the victory. Both teams participated in the Goshen invitational on Saturday. Summary of the meet follows 100—Hamilton <C> oct pointed Dye. 6-2. 107—Yoder (O outpointed Butt. 5-2

117—Somer (W* outpointed Weaver. 5-4. 125—Mann (C) tied Cobum. 9-9. 132—Green (C‘ pinned Marlette, 1:12. - 139—Davidson <C> outpointed Wiggs, 6-3. 147—Kilmer (W) outpointed Peterson. 9-5. 157—Richardson (W> pinned Reynolds. 3:47. 167—Wilson (W > outpointed Reafsnyder, 8-4. 177—McNash <C' outpointed Baumgartner, 6-4. 187—Ryan (C) outpointed Davis. 6-2. HW—Madiem pinned Koren str a. 2 46. Warriors B Team Ends Winning Streak The Wawasee B team, flush with its four-way tournament victory at Pierceton last Wednesday night, bowed to the Akron B team at Wawasee high gym on Saturday night. Pinal score: Akron 53, Wawasee 47. While many fans thought the game would be a re-match of the triple oxertime a week ago Monday night in the first round of the B team four-way tourney, the Warriors Saturday night were without their favorites, Tim Blue and John Hamilton. Both had been moved up to the first string. The B Warriors held a narrow 13-12 lead at the end of the first quarter and were behind 22-25 at half-time, ahead again 36-35 at the end of the third quarter. No one was sure until the very ?nd who would emerge victorious, but the Warriors finally gave way to an eager, winning Akron B team. The box score follows: AKRON <53» — Hackworth 414. Tilden 422. Parker 000, Backus 130, Cumberland 000, Conner 121, Geiger 271, Fetrow 381. Totals: 15 field goals; 23 free throws; and 9 personal fouls WAWASEE-B (47) — J. Beer 202, Workman 106. Fribley 344, C„mings 323. F. Beer 505, Hughes 421. Spearman 102. Stidham 010. Totals: 19 field goals; 9 free throws: and 22 personal fouls. SCORE BY QUARTERS Wawasee-B 13 22 36 47 Akrbn-B 12 25 35 53

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TUESDAY JR. BOWLERS Team 2 31 13 Team 5 27 17 Team 3 27 17 Team 4 > 22 22 Team 8 21 23 Team 6 20 24 Team 7 14 30 Team 1 14 30 High Team Game: Team 5—813. High Team Series; Team 8 — 2326. 400 series (boys': K. Knisely 421; D Vice 428, C. Morris 427. J. Burkholder 517. (Girls) C. Gardner 497, S. Butler 412, J. Thomas 418. 140 games (girls': D. Sheets 141, J. Schopf 150, C. Edgar 148. S. Butler 154-142, C. Gardner 154-174-169. J. Thomas 184-144. (Boys': J. Burkholder 178-184-155, C. Morris 158. D. Vice 170-147. K. Knisley 148-140. S. Peterson 147. D. Sperling 140. P. Van Dyke 161. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Huey Well Drilling 46417 Vi Wawasee TV 44419V4 Hughes Digging 44 20 Al’s South Shore Marina 36 28 Plastic Specialties 354284 Village Green 35 29 Foo and Faye’s 34 30 Servisoft 334304 Regent Homes 324314 Brazel’s Bait 314324 Louie’s Bar 314324 B & K Drive-In 31 33 Monsanto 29 35 Bowen Motors 284354 The Mail-Journal 28 36 Village Flower Shop 274364 Pickwick Lounge 264374 Pilcher's Shoes 26 38 North Webster Bank 26 38 Vylactos Laboartories 13 51 High Team Game: Wawasee TV 801; High Team Series: Village Green 2325. 500 series: B. Gardner 171-169-192—532, N. Spurting 159-149-192— 500. 450 series and above: D. Hearn 467, B. Nyce 485, G. Eyer 467, J. Byland 470, E. Hutsell 473, N. Searfoss 467, M. Thornburg 461, M., Henning 494, S. Bowen 483. L. Ulery 473, L. Vance 456. L. Me Farland 457, M. Lambert 477, K. Knisley 466, J. Trolson 463, V. Penn 495, J. Groves 471, E. Price 451, P. Maresh 477, K. Lowe 490, M. Dixon 495. 170 games and above: D. Hearn 177, B. Nyce 173, G. Eyer 171, J. Byland "193, E. Hutsell 17a, D. Cobum 171. M. Henning 184. S. Bowen 182, L. Ulery 176, Lu Vance 171, L. McFarland 172, M lambert 178, D. Byrket 175, B. Menefee 183. A. Gallahan 178, P. Loetz 177, V. Penn 188, J. Groves 173, P. Maresh 172, M. Dixon 199. HITS AND MISSES Sylvan's 28 17 Leon's Keglers 27 18 Ruth's Styling Salon 24 21 Brown's Blades and Bits 20424 Sportsman's Bar 20 25 Baker-Phillips 154294 High Team Game: Leon's Keglers 675; High Team Series; Brown's Blades and Bits 1861. 500 series (men) H. Hostetter 576, J. Pounds 501. 450 series and above (women': S. Gilbert 491, J. Brown 488, D. Byrket 483. 170 games and above (women’: S. Gilbert 196, D. Cripe 185, J. Brown 180, D. Byrket 173. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sea Nymph . 65 19 Sleepy Owl 644194 Jot Em Down Grocery 544294 Crow Roofing 494344 Augsburger’s IGA 43 41 WTiite's Mobil Service 42 42 Lakeside Laundry 40 44 Syracuse Rubber 36 48 Walter Drug Company 30 54 I; Sellers Mfg. 29 55 Grassy Creek Restaurant 254584 Brenda s Beauty Break 25 59 High Team Game and Series: Sea Nymph 869-2387. 500 series; B. Gardner 241-16&— 566. K. Knisley 167-201-170-538. 450 series: W. Nolan 164-169-162 —495, ML Harris 183-492, M. Pifer 183-461. 160 games: M. Dixon 172. V

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VICTORY SMlLE—Flashing their best victory smile are members of the Wawasee Warriors B team following their win of the four-way tournament at Pierceton last Wednesday night, over South Whitley. All members are sophomores. In the front row from left are cheerleaders Donna Kreis. Linda Bitner. Lucy Wagoner. Carolyn Rapp. Susie Justus and Julie Hile.

Wawasee B Team Winners Os Four-Way Tournament

The Wawasee B team continued its undefeated record by copping the four-way B team tournament in its final stanza at the Pierceton high school gym last Wednesday night. Wawasee won - over a hard, competitive team from South Whitley with a final score of 50 to 45. The outcome, however, was in doubt until the final moments of play. The game was tied 10-all at the end of the first quarter, but

Smith 169, M. Schwab 167, S. Gilbert 166, G. Hostetter 165, N. Kern 163, Sue Hasse 162, S. Mench 160-161. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Walter Drug Company 16 0 Little and Clark 13 3 Chore-Time 94 64 Campbell's Market 9 7 Hickory Lounge 9 7 Sharp Hardware Company 9 7 Arro Motor Homes 8 8 Turf Bar 6 10 Berk’s Body Shop 5 11 Milford TV 5 11 Augsburger's-Milford 4 12 Augsburger’s-Syracuse 24 134 High Team Game: Walter Drug Company 1025; High Team Series: Sharp Hardware Company 2958. 500 series: C. Berkeypile 580, G. Thorn sbury 579. E. Gordon 571, D. Seely 556. T. Darr 557, P. Mathews 544, R. Murto 544, L. Young 562, L. Troup 533. D. Dowty 521, B. Little 516, H. Doty 516, D. Wolferman 532, P. Campbell 510. J. Perry 508, J. Caple 501, D. Moore 500. 200 games: D. Seely 216. R. Murto 213. C. Berkeypile 212. H. Doty 209. G. Thorobury 208. E, Gordon 206. T. Darr 205. L. Young 204. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Anchor Bar 51 29 Kale Island Beacon 51 29 Frog Tavern 48 32 Pilcher’s Shoes 46 34 Lakeland Produce 45 35

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Wawasee was favored 27 to 22 at half time and 40 to 36 at threequarter time. Wawasee didn’t have an easy time gaining entry into the finals. They narrowly escaped at the hands of Akron in the tourney opener last Monday night 72 to 70 in a triple overtime. Pierceton, on the other hand, was defeated by South Whitley on Monday night, and dropped the consolation game on Wednesday night to Akron in a real thriller.

Wawasee Package 44 36 Thornburg Drugs 44 36 Barbee Hotel 40 40 Wawasee TV 40 40 Kurley’s Keglers 36 44 Wawasee Bowl 35 45 Dixie Boat 31 49 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 30 50 Bud’s Body Shop 19 61 High Team Game: Kale Island Beacon 970High Team Series: Frog Tavern 2760. High Ind. Game: J. Kern 210-228-606. High Ind. Series: R. Maresh 205-225-609. HONOR SCORES C. Frushour 206, M. Ganshorn 214-556, C. Eby 202-212-582, H. Bart man 222-592, G. Carpenter 222, E. Henning 205-580, R. Schultz 222, R. Johns 221-596. H. Locke 553, P. Royer 202, R. Hibschman 210562. M. Zellinger 212-201X604, M. Hostetter 218-227-607, B. Mayer 200, D. Burchard 214, C. Field 562, L. Thwaits 214. (Continued On page 7. Sec. 1)

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Second row from left are Darwin Freeman. Dave Stidham, Fred Beer, Tim Blue, Jeff Hughes, John Hamilton and Dale Freeman. Top row from left are head coach Vern Zurcher, student manager Jeff Plumer, John Rhodes. Pat Spearman. Jack Beer, Mark Workman. Kerry Barrett, Tom Fribley, and coach Mike Kurtz.

Final score: Akron 56, Pierceton 55. The box score for the championship game is as follows: WAWASEE (50)—J. Beer 215, Hughes 532, Workman 024, Blue 632, Hamilton 430, F. Beer 001, and Fribley 201. Totals: 19 field goals, 12 free throws, and 15 personal fouls. SOUTH WHITLEY (45)— Schilling 513, Austin 714. Stanley 581. Woods 002 and Metzger 111. Totals: 17 field goals. 11 free

North Webster Wins Junior High Tourney

North Webster's junior high basketball team came off well Saturday afternoon, winning the fourway tourney over Central Noble, 50 to 32. Webster coach Phil Dick’s juniors won their way to the finals by defeating Milford in the morning, 41 to 26. The other morning game saw Central Noble win over Syracuse, 43 to 26. and in the afternoon consolation game Milford v.on over Syracuse, 42 to 22. Bob Long coached the Milford team, Tom Jones the Syracuse team, and Jim Allison the Central Noble team. The points of the championship game are as follows: , " NO. WEBSTER (50) — Var.Curen 10, Stout 18, Reiff 4, Fidler 14, and Lewallen 4. CENTRAL NOBLE (32) — Morr

throws and 11 personal fouls. The box score of the consolation game is as follows: PIERCETON (55)—Miner 673, Neher 532, Blitz 014, R. Carlin 105, Surfus 123, and Mason 421. Totals: 19 field goals, 17 free throws, and 19 personal fouls. AKRON (56)—Hackworth 313, Thomason 153, Tilden £l4. Love 5-12-1, Conner 201, Fetrow 123, Cumberland 213, and Parker 100. Totals: 17 field goals, 22 free throws, and 18 personal fouls.

12. Peffer 3, Norris 4, Kesling 9, Stiffney 2, and Lawson 2. Score by quarters: North Webster 10 24 35 50 Central Noble 6 16 18 32 LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topper of Milford spent the week end in La Porte visiting Mrs. Frances Pillman. Mr. Topper’s sister. Miss Gloria Rapp is home from Indiana State university for a week during mid-term break. Relatives attending the recent funeral of Mrs. Kathryn E. Hollar of Milford were from Morton, Goodfield. Eureka, Roanoke, Carlocks Secor, Worden, Godfrey and Alton, Ill.: Kalamazoo, ’Mich., Francesville. Valparaiso, Logansport and Walkerton, Ind.