The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 December 1970 — Page 2

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Wawasee Falls To Mishawaka

By JOHN BAHN' The Wawasee Warriors met the Mishawaka Cavemen for a 78-87 loss last Saturday night. Mishawaka scored first and stayed in the lead the remainder of the game with Wawasee coming to within three points in the fourth quarter. Caveman Gray Gautier led in scoring with 32 points. Wawasee's John Hamilton followed with 20 points. Mishawaka's Gray Gautier scored first with a field goal. He had a total of four field goals in the quarter Wawasee's Dave

WHS Varsity Beaten By Lakeland Downs Manchester On Monday

Bv JOHN BAHN • The Wawasee high school varsity wrestlers were beaten by Lakeland on November 23 and downed North Manchester in its second meet Tuesday The Wawasee varsity wrestlers met Lakeland last Monday. Nov. 23. for a 22-33 loss. In the 108 pound class Wawasee’s Mark Treesh pinned Lakeland's H. McNall In the 112 weight class Wawasee's Chip Dye pinned Lakeland's P Sable. In the 119 weight class Wawasee's Jay deSomer pinned Lakeland's L McKee In the 126 weight class Wawasee’s Randy Lewallen pinned Lakeland's K Miller In the 138 weight class Wawasee's John Leitz was pinned by Lakeland's D Spruer. In the 185 weight class Wawasee's Dave Baumgartner was pinned by Lakeland's T Wertenberger. In the heavyweight class Wawasee's Roger Korenstra was pinned by Lakeland's Swihart Decisions in the events were as follows 132 pounds - Wawasee s Coburn was decisioned by Shew 4-13 145 pounds *- Wawasee s Wes Kilmer was decisioned by Eric Lewis 0-6 155 pounds — Wawasee's Steve Vanlaningham was decisioned by Sam Young 2-4 167 pounds — Wawasee's Bill Richardson tied Rod Lewis 4-4 98 pounds — Wawasee's D. Doll forfeited to Lakeland's B. Sumpter Defeat Manchester The Wawasee varsity wrestlers met the Manchester Squires Tuesday. Dec 1. for a victory. Manchester was previously undefeated In the 98 pound class Wawasee's D. Doll was decisioned by G. Lahr 2 to 11 In the 105 weight class Mark Treesh was decisioned by D. Eberly 0-4 and in the 112 pound weight class

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Elliott followed in scoring with two field goals and one foul shot. Wawasee got off to a late start with Hamilton finally scoring with close to two minutes remaining in the quarter. At the end of the quarter Wawasee trailed Mishawaka 13-23. Again Mishawaka's Gray Gautier led off in scoring as the second quarter came to an end. He hit for four field goals and two foul shots. Hamilton followed with four field goals. At halftime Mishawaka led-47 to 33. In the third quarter Hamilton. Elliott and Mark Workman each scored six points. Mishawaka's

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Chip Dye decisioned D. Hunter 13-1, In the 119 pound class Jay deSomer decisioned N Hudson 80 while John Leilz pmnded D. Smith in 58 seconds of the first period in the 126 weight class In the 132 pound weight class Steve Coburn decisioned D Garbo 3-0 In the 138 pound weight class Bob Bauman was pinned by D. Hirshel with 11 seconds into the second period In the 145 pound weight class Wes Kilmer decisioned R Day 5-1 and

Junior Varsity Wrestlers Split

By JOHN BAHN Members of the Wawasee high school junior varsity wrestling team defeated the Lakeland team last week and were beaten by Manchester Tuesday. Lakeland was downed 21-19 while North Manchester scored 30 to Wawasee's 15. In the Lakeland game pins were as follows Mark

Gray and Gary Gautier also scored six each. Wawasee scored 25 points with Mishawaka scoring 16 points, putting the Warriors only five points behind the Cavemen with a total score of 58 to 63 In the fourth quarter Mishawaka's Gray Gautier led with eight points with the team scoring a total of 24. Wawasee scored 20 during the quarter. The movement this quarter sped up with Wawasee coming within three points of the Cavemen. The host Cavemen, however, pushed on to a 78-87 victory over the visiting Warriors

in the 155 pound weight class Clint Olson decisioned R. Grantz 7-3 In the 167 pound weight class Bill Richardson decisioned W. Powers 13-0. In the 185 pound weight class Wawasee's Dave Baumgartner pinned Hayes with 16 seconds into the first period setting a record for the quickest pin. In the Heavyweight class Roger Korenstra pinned K. Young with 31 seconds into the first period.

Vanlaningham pinned Rheinheimer in the 98 pound class in the 105 pound-weight class Bill Butt pinned Bishop; in the 126 pound weight class Wawasee’s Roger Wiggs was pinned by Lakeland' Sherck; in the 138 pound class Wawasee's Bob Bauman was pinned by Lakeland’s Drake; and in the heavyweight class Wawasee's Eric Coberg pinned Lakeland’s Brown. Decisioned were: Brent Kaiser of Wawasee by Fennell 10-3 in the 119 pound class; in the 135 pound weight class Terry Vanlaningham decisioned Lakeland’s Thomas 4-0; in the 155 pound weight class Wawasee’s Mike Vanlaningham was decisioned by Prisock 1-7; in the 167 pound weight class Wawasee's Dwight Custer was decisioned by Lakeland's Carney 4-6; and in the 185 pound weight class Wawasee's Dave VanLue decisioned Donley 4-3. In the 145 pound weight class Lakeland forfeited to Wawasee’s J. Marlette. Manchester Game The junior varsity was defeated by North Manchester 3015 yesterday. Wawasee's Mark Vanlaningham tied Manchester's S. Ebuly in the 98 pound class with a score of 0-0 In the 105 pound weight class Doug Hoerr was decisioned by Shenefield 0-7. Bill Butt was decisioned by J. Baumgartnemer in the 112 pound weight class 0-7. In the 119 pound weight class Mark Mynhier tied T. Hunter 0-0. In the 126 pound weight class Terry Vanlaningham was

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Tuesday Afternoon Kern Grain 33 15 Mocks Marine Rentals 28 20 Wawa. Laundromat 26 22 Todd Realty 26 22 Kinder Mfg. 26 22 Amer. Industries 25 23 Cromwell Lumber 23 25 Superior Sample 19 29 State Bank 18 30 The Lovables 16 32 High team series & game: Todd Realty - 2230-821 500 series. A. Gallahan 177 (504) 440 series and above:B. Kline 177(470).L. Vance 464. B. Gardner 189 ( 481), V. Penn 446. D. Johnson 181 *475 .4? Frushour 174 (490), R. Easley 180 ( 455), L. McFarland 172 ( 448), B. Kern 446, B. Kay 198 (474) 170 games: M. Willard 170, B. Todd 182. S. Brouwer 171 Monday Night County Eager Leagers 33 15 Wawasee Package 32 16 Pilcher Shoes 31 17 Burge* Dairy Store 30 18 Wawasee TV 30 18 Charlies Ten Pin 30 18 Thornburgs 26 22 Frog Tavern 254 224 Wawasee Bowl 25 23 Anchor Bar 24 24 Barbee Hotel 22 26 Buds Body Shop 22 26 Bushong Barber Shop 22 26 Louies Bar & Grill 214 264 Delta No. 2 20 28 Delta No. 1 20 28 Dixie Boat 18 30 Kurleys Keglers 18 30 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 17 31 Schwartz Homes 13 35 High team game: Anchor Bar - 978 High team series: Wawasee Package - 2816 High Ipd. Game: D. Arthur - 247 High Ind Series: R. Fisher - 235-213-639 Honor Scores R. Brown 201-570, L. Vance 217, 208-559, G. Nordman 209, 222-580, D. Smith 215, 213-583. E. Steurv 201. F- Stedman 201-586. C. Lantz 221-591, A. Mousley 212-598. J. Morganthaler 200. P. Beezley 557, M. Ganshorn 202, 203-588. R. Hibschman 213-589! C. Eby 219. 205-585. D. Strombeck 205-572, L. Keim 213, 231-611 Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 41 15 Jot Em Down Grocery 37 19 Lakeside Laundry 354 204 Syracuse Rubber 33 23 Hickman Moving & Storage 264 294 Grassy Creek Rest. 26 30 Augsburger’s IGA 24 32 H&M Motor Clinic 23 33 Walter Drug Co. 18 38 Lakeland Standard 16 40 High team game and series. Sleepy Owl - 815-2374 500 series: B. Gardner 173, 179, 213-565, W. Nolan 180. 165. 192-537 450 series: L. Crow 163-465. M. Dixon 161-464 160 games: G. Pilcher 160. E. Leap 161, C. Opperud 167. S. Gilbert 169 decisioned by Manchester’s A1 Young 1-3. The scoring turned slightly toward Wawasee when Brent Kaiser decisioned Stellar - 1. In the 138 pound class Bruce McClure was pinned by Manchester's Day only one second into the second period. In the 145 pound weight class Mike Helman was pinned by Overmeyer 35 seconds into the second period. In the 155 pound weight class Dan Chamberlain decisioned Manchester’s Lindle 2-1. In the 167 pound weight class Greg Kaiser was decisioned by Manchester’s Oldfather 0-7. In the 185 pound weight class Dave VanLue tied Heater 4-4. In the heavyweight class Eric Colberg decisioned W. Gable 2-6.

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SECOND TEAM WRESTLERS — The Wawasee high school Bteam wrestlers are shown above. In the front row are Terry Vanlaningham, Randy Lewallen, Bill Butts. Mark Vanlaningham, Doug Hoerr, Kris Stidham and Tom Sorensen. In the second row are Brian Mikel, manager; Clint Olson, Mark Mynhier, Roger Wiggs. Keith Strauss. Jon Glon, Bruce McClure.

Milford Business Little & Clark 35 17 Milford TV 33 19 Campbell’s Market 32 20 Walter Drug Co. 32 20 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 294 224 Bejffc's Body Shop 29 23 Arro Motor Homes 29 23 Hickory Lounge 24 32 Augsburger, Syra. 23 29 Augsburger, Milford 164 354 Kern Grain Co. 14 38 C. S. Myers Ford 0 High team game & Series Walter Drug Company 1106 - 3075 600 series: L Newman 60$ 500 series: L. Young 594, J. Caple 543, D. Butler 540, H. Wuthrich 535, O. Replogle 534. F. Avery 535, J. Perry 529, D. Neff 524. B. Wolferman 504, T. Darr 519, D. Hockert 518, L. Krauter 516. W. Tullis 512, C. Berkeypile 510, J Bray 509, B. Seely 505, C. Colburn 504, B. Kaiser 503, B. Simon 501. L. Bray 500 200 games: L. Newman 223, D. Neff 213, C. Colburn 205, S. Stump 213, F. Avery 209. H. Wuthrich 201. B. Kaiser 201, P. Mathews 200 Hits & Misses Sylvan 31 17 Brown’s 28 20 Dog 27 21 Sharp Tool 25 23 Braz's 22 26 Sportsman 20 28 Bud’s 20 28 Syracuse Mobile 19 29 High team game & series: Sharp Tool 729-1826 500 series: B. Wesner 514, J. Feild 529, C. Lantz 504, B. Slabaugh 516, C. Walton 587, J. Cripe 514, (w( S. Gilbert 510 200 games: C. Walton 257, B. Wesner 204. J. Field 203, 200. J. Cripe 211 170 games: S. Gilbert 189, 174 Tuesday High School Alley Kings 29 7 Teanjsters 28 8 Alley Cats 28 8 Strikers 22 14 Barfey X Four 22 14 Gutter Gerties 214 144 Charlie Browners 144 214 Gutter Kings 13 23 Alley Queens 11 25 Kraszy Four 10 26 Team 12 9 27 Bulldogs 8 28 High team game & series: Teamsters 591 - 1744 400 series boys: D. Vice 159,176 (475), E. Paradis 175,157 (472), C.

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Eby 164, R. Kern 151. P. Van Dyke 150, J. Burkholder 175, 150 (463), L. Stidham 171, 156 ( 456), 140 games girls: B. Byrd 142. 149, C. Maggart 146 SHOPPING FOR HOME GARDENER EASY LAFAYETTE — Christmas offers an excellent opportunity to give the home gardener a useful gift, says John A. Wott, Purdue university extension home environment horticulturist Plants, equipment, gardening tools and books are all welcomed gifts. Books are always good because they help a gardener pass winter hours while waiting for spring. There are single volumes for beginners or multiple volumes with details for avid gardeners. If your gardener has a favorite plant, buy him a gift book on this particular plant, suggests Wott. A garden magazine subscription is another possibility. Magazines are helpful in offering tips on where to obtain new commercial products as well as plant materials. They also give up-to-date tips on the how-to-do things. Perhaps a notebook or file where the gardener can keep current items of interest clipped from newspapers or magazines would have appeal. Most gardeners appreciate a handy reference source. Gardening equipment is always a good buy. Rotary tillers, a hand trowel, spades, lawn sprinklers or pruners all make nice gifts. Or purchase artifical lighting equipment for indoor gardening. For the up-to-date gardener, the new shreddermulcher for chopping leaves, small twigs, and other garden refuse should be considered. Individual types as well as types which fasten onto garden tractors are available. Plants are always ideal gifts. Larger foliage houseplants. such as philodendron, and flowering plants, such as cyclamen and azalea, are excellent. Or make a selection of a tree, shrub, or fruit plant from the local nursery for early spring planting. Talk to nursery people now when they have mare time for discussing your own individual situations.

Brent Kaiser and coach Terry Frank. In the third row are manager-trainer Pat Spearman. Greg Kaiser. Mike Helman. Bob Bauman. .Andy Walters, Jon Custer, Don Chamberlin and Mike Vanlaningham. In the back row are Steve Wiggs, Don Wolfe, Joe Schafer, Philip Plikerd. Eric Kolberg, Mike Mato. Walter Leach and assistant coach Ken Jordan.

Wawasee Swimming Team Clips Warsaw 48-46

By JOHN BAHN Wawasee high school’s swimming team broke records in five events during the opening match Monday. The meet was with Warsaw and was held in the Wawasee pool with the Warriors taking a 48-46 victory. The Medley relay team composed of Dal Ummel, Tom Spearman, Dave Berghom and Dana Berghorn placed first. Time: 2:02.4 — 1:57.6. In the 100 yard butterfly Dave Berghorn broke his last year's record of 1:05.8 with a 1:04.2. In the 400 yard freestyle Tony Newman broke his record of 5:10.6 with 5:00.6 Tom Spearman broke his record in the 100 yard backstroke with 1:09. The previous record was 1:13,3. The 400 yard freestyle relayteam composed of Greg Ummel. Tony Newman. Jim Packynski and Ken Schemekau broke the record of 4:15.5 with 4:12.2. The boys took first place in the 200 yard medly relay by defeating Warsaw’s A. Lozier, J. Nicholls, J. Harding and D. Beeson. In the 200 yard freestyle Wawasee’s Ken Schemekau took a second with Warsaw's D. Williams taking first and B. Gast taking third. In the 200 yard individual medly, Wawasee’s Dal Ummel took a second with Warsaw’s J. Miller taking first and K. Thar taking third. Greg Ummel of Wawasee took a second in the 50 yard freestyle while R. Nevills of Warsaw took first and Baines took third. Barry Da&S of Wawasee won

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the diving event with Warsaw’s Morris finishing second. In the 100 yard butterfly Wawasee’s Dave Berghom took first with Warsaw’s Williams taking second. Dana B< rghom was the second place winner in the 100 yard freestyle while Warsaw’s Barnes took first and Hobbs took third. In the 400 yard freestyle Wawasee’s Tony Newman took first while B. Gast and Burr tfook second and third for Warsaw, In the 100 yard breaststroke Wawasee's Steve Schrumpf took a second along with Mike Harris for a third and Warsaw’s Miller took first. Wawasee also won the 400 yard freestyle relay with Greg Ummel. Tony Newman, Jim Packynski and Ken Schemekau on the team. Placing second for Warsaw were Harding, Nicholls, Scearce and Hobbs.

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