The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 October 1970 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Oct. 14, 1970

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SPORTS

Warriors Pound Plymouth 18-14

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors met I and defeated the Plymouth Rockies at Wawasee's rainy homecoming Friday evening. Because of the rain the game was started one half hour late and the parade and crowning of the queen were called off Chris Caywood was crowned queen on Monday, afternoon L during ceremonies held at the school and the parade has been I rescheduled for approximately 6:30 p m Thursday. It will be held between the freshman and junior varsity games and the new queen will preside. In the first quarter Plymouth’s Kevin Wiedner kicked off to Wawasee with Donn May returning the kick.. Later Roger Korenstra ran 20 yards after he received a hand off from Tim Blue Blue then pushed across for a Warrior touchdown The extra point was attempted, but failed Donn May then kicked off with Steve Vanlaningham making the tackle for Wawasee. Plymouth’s Gary Myers received a 30-yard pass from Kevin Wiedner Later Wiedner gave a hand off to Kevin O’Keefe for 11 yards with Vanlaningham again doing the tackling. During the second quarter Wawasee’s Bill Richardson quickly pushed back Wiedner five yards. Wiedner then connected a pass for a Plymouth touchdown The extra point was completed and Plymouth pushed out in front. Wawasee’s May received the kick off and darted for 25 yards before being tackleq. Blue connected with a pass to Russ Mikel and the touchdown put Wawasee back in the lead. The extra point attempt failed Later in the quarter Wiedner punted for

Second Annual Wawasee PGA Scramble Attracts 54 Pros

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35 yards with Russ Mikel running a 25-yard return. In the third quarter Wiedner was forced back by May for a loss of 10 yards-; All during the third Wawasee forced back Plymouth with forcefull rushing. Later Rex Hunziker intercepted a pass from Plymouth’s Wiedner and ran 30 yards. With 4:40 left in the quarter. Tom Speicher pushed three yards for a touchdown. Joe Baumgartner picked off a fumble with 3:40 to go in the quarter. With 2:08 remaining Baumgartner leaped for a 10yard pass from Tim Blue. During the final stanza Plymouth’s Kevin O'Keefe passed to Jerry Clevertger for six yards. Wawasee's Jay Desommer intercepted a pass. Later Donn May received a punt and ran a 40-yard return. Blue then fumbled, however, it was recovered on the next play. Joe Baumgartner failed to complete two plays and with 3:17 left in the game May attempted to intercept a pass but failed. He did. however, prevent the pass from being completed. With three minutes remaining Wiedner passed to Gary Myers for 10 yards. W’ith 1:24 left May intercepted. Wawasee then held its ground until the game ended. Statistics WHS PHS Yards gained by rushing 153 70 Yards gained by passing 41 106 Ist down by rushing 9 4 Ist down by passing 5 2 Ist down by penalties 2 1 Passes attempted 13 13 Passes completed 6 4 Passes intercepted 2 1 Punts 2 4 Punt yard average 37 35 Fumble 5 1 Fumbles recovered 5 1 Yards penalized 20 45

Winning first and $l,lOO with a 55 for 17 under par was a team made up of Bill Berg. Charles Harter (Indiana PGA Seniors champ). Lou Quarandillo, Dick Walker and Paul Farrington Winning second and $825 with a 56 for 16 under par were Dave Combs, Columbus; Bill Russell, Indianapolis; Dick Jacks. Battle Ground; Ivan Gantz. Elwood; and John White. Logansport. C-D-E FLIGHT CHAMPS NAMED AT WAWASEE Winners of the C, D and E flights at Wawasee golf club were named over the week end In the C flight semi-final Bud Dippon won over Red Marlin 4 and 3. In the final Leonard Jones won over Dippon 5 and 4 for the championship ? In the D flight Larry Wheland won over George Bums 3 and 2.

GREG ANDERSON Wawasee Prep Defeats Howe Military Academy Wawasee Preparatory had a field day at Howe Military school last Wednesday with the Lakers’ Junior varsity team defeating the Howe Cadets 44-0. Greg Anderson, the sophomore back from Chicago, scored five of the six-touchdowns while the other was scored by Rich Mishler, a junior from Pierceton. Anderson’s pass receptions, punt returns and running game netted him 250-yards during the game Points after touchdown were scored by Rod Martin, a junior from South Bend; Terry Bonds, a sophomore from South Bend: Brad Vite, a sophomore from Elkhart, and Bill Nelson, a sophomore from South Bend. In spite of the fact Howe Military had a fair amount of beef on their defensive line, their speed and overall reaction was too slow to contain the Prep backs and passing pattern. Greg Anderson, is scoring fivetouchdowns, has raised his scoring record to eight, in the two JV games played so far this season. Sylvester Allen, the Lakers’ quarterback, continued his fine performances of the season and was able to dazzle and confuse the Cadets with quarterback keeps and rollouts. Thursday evening at 7:30 at the Warrior Field, Wawasee Prep will meet the junior varisity team from Wawasee high. Wawasee Reserves Downed. By Plymouth The Wawasee “B" team was defeated by Plymouth 14-6 at Plymouth last Saturday. The Warriors led the first half 6-0 on an interception by Dan Chamberlin who ran 65 yards for the touchdown. In the second half Plymouth scored on a quarterback sneak from the two-yard line and again in the fourth quarter on a 16-yard reverse play. Wawasee was unable to gather, but one first down in the second half and threw three interceptions which aided the Plymouth victory. Wawasee plays Wawasee Prep at the Wawasee high school field at 7:30 Thursday evening. Their season record is now 3-2-1. Statistics W P Yards rushing 127 128 Yards passing 0 0 First downs 6 11 Passes attempted 7 6 Passed completed 0 0 Passes intercepted 3 1 Yards penalized 45 6 In the E flight Charles Rice won over Tim Scheidel 4 and 3 for the championship honors. Scram Me Winners in the week end scramble were George Young. Bob Bauman and Bernice Miller with a 34.

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Land Lakes Harris 18 2 Cutter 16 4 Dean’s s£ilk 14 6 C 4 J Construction 13 7 Frog Tavern 12 8 Legion 11 9 Bowen Motors 11 9 Regent 10 10 Wawasee Boat 10 10 Aqua-Land Motel 8 12 State Bank 8 12 Auer’s Service 8 12 Sleepy Owl 7 13 N. W. Jaycees 3 17 Jenny’s Kitchenette 2 18 High team series and game: Dean’s Milk — 2689-993 600 series: L. Welty 609 500 series: G. Nordman 519, D. Karesh 538, F. Nyikos 505, K. Knisley 566, R. Knisley 547, B. Simon 533, D. Butler 562, B. Eyer 570, D. Knisley 586, P. Bright 527, E. Ganz 541, P. Leach 550, C. Lantz 542, V. Becker 551, D. Van 568, G. Bell 501, G. CoquiUard 509, L. Grooms 501, C. Walton 556, M. Simon 501 200 games: C. Walton 212, V. Becker 222, D. Van 222, D. Knisley 203-210, L. Welty 205-243, D. Karesh 206, K. Knisey 221, R. Knisley 238 Thurs. Nite Ladies Pitchers Shoes 23 5 Hughes Digging 20 8 Al’s South Shore Marina 18 10 Regent Homes 16 12 Bowen Motors 16 12 Brazel’s Bait 15 13 B 4 K Drive-in 15 13 Aqua-Land Motel 15 13 North Webster Bank 15 13 Wawasee TV 15 13 Village Green 14 14 Foo 4 Faye 14 14 Pickwick 13 15 Kale Island Beacon 13 15 Louies Bar 12 16 Barth 11 17 The Mail-Journal 11 17 Monsanto 10 18 Lakeland Standard 8 20 Lakeland Produce 6 22 High team game and series. Aqua-Land Motel — 786-2316 500 series:'E. Blakesley 188193- for 560, K. Knisley 192-176-145 for 513 450 series and above: W. Nolan 457, K. Gardner 493, R. Easley 480, P. Maresh 482, K. Lowe 481, J. Reed 485, M. Popenfoose 455, B. Ganz 481, S. Gilbert 473, L. Gilbert 491, P. Kinney 180, B. Gardner 460, N. Searfoss 454, M. Henning 462, G. Eyer 486, G Pilcher 478, E. Hutsell 475, I. Stahley 475, C. Whitacre 464, M. Schlotterback 476 B. Menefee 486. 200 games: E. Hutsell 205 170 games and above: C. Huffer 178, W. Nolan, R. Easley 176, P. Maresh 174, K. Lowe 199, S. Reed 194- M. Popenfoose 174, A. Gallahan 171, S. Gilbert 181, L. Gilbert 191, R. Lantz 193, B. Gardner 176 M. Henning 179, G. Eyer 172, G. Pilcher 182 C. Whitacre 176, S. Bowen 180, F. Money 175. Saturday Jr. Bowlers Flying Diaper 4 0 Splits 4 0 Happy Hippos 4 0 Groovy Gooles 4 0 Masked Maggots 34 4 Gizzard Grabbers 34 4 Masked Muskrats . 3 1 Playboys 3 1 Slag Brothers 3 1 69’ers 1 3 79'ers 1 3 Zingers 1 3 Alley Queens 4 34 Love Bugs 4 34 Invaders 0 4 Model Rocket 0 4 Chargers 0 4 High team series and game. Flying Diaper — 2108-772 300 series and above (Boys): G. Miller 303, G. Dean 475, M Morganthaler 312, M. Sheline 377, J. Schopf 428. D. Dieterly 326, J. Dean 312, M. Lantz 314, B. Knisley 352, T. Stidham 310, R.

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Neff 354, J. Fisher 301, P. Miller 336, S. Anderson 373, T. Morganthaler 326, M. Byrket 343, J. Miller 389 No girls scores 120 games (Boys): G. Dean 148-146-181. M. Sheline 152, J. Schopf 123-149-156. D. Dieterly 128, B. Knisley 127, R. Neff 134, M. Koher 121, S. Anderson 125-138, M. Byrket 120, J. Miller 125-128-136 120 games (Girs): M. Wesner 127 Friday Nite Mixed Pickwick Theatre 154 44 L. Thwaits Grain 14 6 Monsanto t 14 6 Sleepy Owl 13 7 Vidiotronics 13 7 Stahly-Stillson 13 7 Louies Bar 124 74 Wick’s Marina 12 8 Thwaits Grain 11 9 Ruth’s Styling Salon 11 9 B& K Root Beer 10 10 Beacon 9 11 Wawasee TV 8 12 Syracuse Rubber 8 12 Biddles 7 13 Frog Tavern 7 13 Power Mfg. 6 14 Village Tap 6 14 Kinder 5 15 United Telephone 5 15 High team series and game: Pickwick Theatre — 2094-740 600 series (men): D. Armbruster 615 500 series (Women): L. Vance 539, S. Kern 523, L. Gilbert 552, J, Byland 561, J. Trolson 513 500 series (Men): C. Eby 529, D. Price 536, L. Thwaits 535, J. Kern 520, B. Thwaits 526, B. Frenger 527, B. Gilbert 512, J. Lowe 526. B. Trolson 533, G. Field 502, R. Hostetler 522, D. McKibben 518, J. Pounds 511, D. Maresh 516, L. Welty 509, E. Smith 544. L. Young 565, D. Stahly 542 “ 450 series and above (women): E. Stahly 478, B. Young 459, K. Knisley 469, B. Kline 477, E. Blakesley 468, D. Thwaits 470 200 games (Women): L. Vance 208, L. Gilbert 206 200 games (Men): D. Armbruster 220-214, J. Kern 231, B. Frenger 213, B. Tronson 200, L. Welty 205, E. Smith 208, L. Young 219 170 games and above (Women): R. Gardner 198, J. Tronson 178-172. E. Blakesley 188, J. Byland 190,181,190, L. Gilbert 178, S. Kern 171, L. Vance 190, D. Thwaits 180 Tuesday Afternoon Wawasee Laundromat 16 4 Mocks Marine Rentals 15 5 Kern Grain 14 6 Todd Realty 12 8 Kinder Mfg. Co. 9 11 American Industries 9 11 TheLovables 8 12 State Bk. of Syracuse 6 14 Superior Sample 6 14 Cromwell Lumber 5 15 High team series: Kern Grain — 2449 High team game: Wawasee Laundromat — 874 500 series; B. Gardner 173-191-531. S. Kern 194-191—510 440 series and above: V. Penn 451. S. Brouwer 450, D. Johnson 195-496, E. Hughes 171-485, B. Ganz 463, E. Day 179—459, A. Gallahan 171—488, K. Knisley 473, D. Thwaits 464, L. Vance 471, L. McFarland 174—473, H. Frushour 177—494, R. Easley 481, B. Todd 170-457 170 games and above: B. Kline 177 Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 22 6 Jot Em Down Grocery 19 9 Syracuse Rubber 17 11 Augsburger’s IGA 15 13 H& M Motor Clinic 15 13 Lakeside Laundry 14 14 Hickman Moving & Storage 13 15 Grassy Creek Restaurant 10 18 Lakeland Standard 8 20 Walter Drug Company 7 21 High team game and series: Sleepv Owl - 794-2270

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Jr I® I ft IF HF Hi SHr PGA SCRAMBLE WINNERS — Winners of the second annual Wawasee PGA scramble, held last Thursday at Wawasee Golf Club, are shown here: From left Bill Berg. Foster Park, Fort Wayne; Charles Harter. Pleasant Run, Indianapolis; Lou ' Quarandillo, Driving Range, Elkhart; Dick Walker, Morriss Park Country Club, South Bend; and Paul Farrington, Lake James, Angola. They pocketed a purse of $l,lOO.

Ebl i;il ti CH AMPS — Somewhere along the line, no special recognition was given to this group of young lads playing ball as the State Bank team this summer with Gene Henning as manager, in the Minor Little League. Their record; 6 WINS 0 LOSSES! Pictured here are, 1-r, back row, Ray Gerber. Rick McKibben. Chris Henning, Brian Smith, Dave Johnson, Lon Waggoner, Tony Shear, Tracy Bartow. Front row: Scott Jones. Randy Wheeler, Steve Walker and Don Marguardt.

500 series: M. Dixon 177. 163, 175—515 450 series: W. Nolan 165, 179— 499, E. Wogoman 174-486, G. Pilcher 173-453 160 games: N. Kern 181, D. Lewis 181, S. Hoover 168, S. Gilbert 166, A. Rider 164 Milford Business League Milford TV 20 8 Walter Drug Co. 20 8 Campbell’s Market 19 9 Sharp Hardware Co 15 13 Arro Motor Homes 13 11 Augsburger, Milford 11 13 Little & Clark 11 13 Berk’s Body Shop 10 14 Augsburger, Syracuse 9 15 Hickory Lounge 9 19 Kern Grain Co. 7 17 High team game: Milford TV — 1093 High team series: Campbell’s Market — 3004 500 series: D. Wolferman 591, L. Newman 575, B. Dippon 571. P. Campbell 573, G. Gordon 566, H. Bartman 563, D. Rensberger 563, J. Bray 556, D. Thibaut 551, L. Bray 534, J. Perry' 531, B. Simon 527. D. Butler 520, M. Campbell 521, C. Berkeypile 515, O. Replogle 514, F. Avery 513. P. Bartlett 510, D. Sharp 509 200 games: M. Campbell 228. J. Bray 225. D. W’olferman 220. G. Gordon 219, D. Thibaut 219, O. Replogle 213, L. Bray 204, D. Rensberger 202, P. Campbell 201

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Hits & Misses Sylvan’s 14 6 Sharp Tool 14 6 Sportsman’s 13 7 Brown’s 11 9 Brazel’s 9 11 Dog ~ 8 12 Buds ,6 14 Syracuse Mobile 5 15 High team game and series: Brown’s — 666-1861 500 series: B. Brown 537, R. Brazel 502, L. Livengood 518, J. Cripe 504 450 series and above: J. Brown 462 200 games: B. Brown 223 170 games and above: A. Phillips 179

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