The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 December 1970 — Page 2

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Wawasee Warriors Clip Warsaw And Triton

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors - >unded the Warsaw Tigers last t iday evening to defeat the Tigers by a score of 70-61. On Saturday they traveled to Triton anti clipped the Trojans 62-67. The win over Warsaw on Friday was the second of the year as the swimming team won the first victory over the Tigers 48-46 Warsaw tied Wawasee in football this year. Wawasee's Tim Blue led the Warriors off to score first during the initial quarter. Although Wawasee held the lead in sewing Warsaw quickly took over half way through the quarter. Warsaw’s Brian Essenburg lead in individual scoring with three field goals. Teammate Tom Wiltrout followed with two field goals. The score at the end of the first quarter was Warsaw 15 — Wawasee 11. Wawasee again led off in scoring in the second quarter aSy Dave Elliott made a foul shot 1 Warrior John Hamilton led in individual scoring with three field goals and two foul shots Behind Hamilton was Elliott with two field goals and two foul shots Wawasee's offense, pushed harder in the second quarter with the defense following behind In the third quarter Wawasee started to lag in offense and defense but pushed ahead mainly from fouls committed by Warsaw. Tiger Brian Essenburg fouled out in the third . pushing out of the game one of Warsaw's better players Warsaw’s Greg Johnson led in individual scoring with four field goals and one freethrow Warsaw’s fouling gave Wawasee nine points from the freethrow line, however, the Warriors scored only four field goals in the quarter. Warsaw again lost a good deal of points in the fourth quarter from fouling with Wawasee receiving 14 points from the field goals with only two field goals. Warsaw scored 14 points from the field and five points in free throws. Wawasee lacked offensive and defensive power during the fourth quarter, however, Warsaw again lost a better player in the fourth as Greg. Johnson fouled out of the game. Score by quarters: Wawasee 11 34 52 70 Warsaw 15 28 42 61 Box scores follow: WAWASEE (70) - Elliott 393, Hughes 234, Thomas 304, Hamilton 781, Blue 272. Mikel 142 and Workman 113 WARSAW (61) - Essenburg 545, Johnson 645, Wiltrout 403, Hanna 664 Ressler 114. Miller 102. Tarner 002 and Bair 001. Wawasee — TriUm Wawasee played well on defense and better on offense in the first quarter of the Triton game Saturday and led the Trojans by three points at the end of the first quarter Tim Blue led in scoring in the quarter with four field goals. Max Trowbridge followed with three field goals. Steve Cochenour of Triton led in free throws as he hit for two from the foul line during ~ the quarter In the second quarter Wawasee was almost equal with the Trojans in scoring with Triton’s Joo Parker leading with one field goal and four free throws Triton led in free throws, scoring seven points from the foul line during the quarter Wawasee scored four. The score at the end of the

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« W ■ • ’k ‘ > < V* 11 » - L -■ TWO VICTORIES — Mail-Journal photographers were on hand at the Warsaw and Triton basketball games Friday and Saturday night and caught the Warriors in action. In the top photo a W arrior seems to be trying his best to keep the ball from the reaches of an approaching Warsaw player. Action was fast in the Wawasee gym Friday as the home team defeated rival Warsaw 70-61. > Dave Elliott is shown in the bottom photo as he goes high for a basket n Saturday’s at Triton. The Warriors came home a 67-62 victor.

second quarter was Wawasee 36 — Triton 33. Wawasee again equaled the Trojans in the third quarter with each team hitting for 16 points. Triton, however, led in foul shots as they hit for four with Wawasee leading in field goals totaling 14 points. Wawasee's offense was good with the defense following close behind. Score at the end of the third quarter wa&Triton 49 — Wawasee 52. C Wawasee smashed ahead in scoring during the fourth quarter as the Warriors hit for 18 points from the field. Wawasee’s offensive and defensive plays were excellent with Triton managing

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to get 12 points from the field. Individual scoring was led by Hamilton with eight and Gouchenour of Triton who scored six points Wawasee scored a total of 20 points in the quarter while Triton hit for 18. Score by quarters: Wawasee 17 36 52 72 Triton 14 33 49 67 Box scores follow: WAWASEE (72) - Elliott 422, Hughes 520. Thomas 323, Hamilton 10-0-3. Blue 503. Workman 001 and Mikel 602. TRITON (67 ) — Gochenour 624. King 020. Throwbridge 922, Koontz 102. Bailey 101, Rhodes 010, Fetters 201. Sharpe 324, Cariberg 100 and Parker 360 Many a man who marries a wisp of the girl later is astonished at the lack of dietary will of his wisp.

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t Tourney January 2, 1971 Goshen, DeKalb, Wawasee and Penn Goshen His-h School Gy» Goshen 12:30 p.m, ————— DeKalb ' 7 p.«. 8:30 p. n. Wawasee 2 p.n. Penn

Wawasee Draws Penn In 4-Way Tourney At Goshen

Wawasee’s Warriors will meet Penn high school in the second game of a four-way tourney set to be played in Goshen on Saturday, Jan. 2. In the first game of the afternoon, set to begin at 12:30 p.m., Goshen will meet DeKalb. The Wawasee-Penn game is set to start at 2 p.m. Evening sessions are at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Announcements from Wawasee high school this week stated fan bus tickets will be 75 cents each with tourney tickets to be $2 and

Prep Splits Weekend Play Wawasee Prep split its two varsity basketball games this past week end. • On Friday night, the Lakers traveled to White’s Institute, where they dropped an 81-57 decision. On Saturday night. Prep played host to Howe Military. The Lakers outlasted the visiting Cadets, 74-66. At White’s on Friday night, the Lakers again felt the loss of senior, Mike Elward and jsw. Rick Mertz, both out with ankle injuries. White’s led at halftime by only five points, 37-32. However, Sylvester Allen picked up his fourth foul early in the third quarter to further handicap the Laker offense. In that quarter. White’s outscored the Lakers, 23-10, to pull away to a 6042 lead. White’s 6’B” center. Tim Saylors, was high point man for the evening, scoring 24 points, while forward. Greg Boaz, added 20. Greg Anderson got 16 points for the Lakers, while Syl Allen added 11, far below his 23 points-a-game average. Saturday night’s game was close throughout. Prep led at the first quarter, 20-17; at the half, 36-33; and at the end of three quarters. 58-51. Sylvester Allen was back in true scoring form, bagging 27 points for the evening and grabbing 20 rebounds. Greg Anderson added 16, while Terry Bonds and Ed Binzel chipped in 14 and 10 points respectively. Rich Hobbs was high for Howe with 21. • Wawasee Prep’s record now stands at three wins and four losses. Wednesday night, Dec. 16, Prep returns to action, hosting Wheeler high school from near Valparaiso. Junior varsity action will get underway at 7:15 while the varsity game will be played at 8:30 Prep Wini One Loses One In Week End Play Wawasee Prep won its second game of the season Friday night, December 4, downing LaLumiere Prep School at LaPorte, 63-53. The Lakers led at all quarter stops. At the end of the first quarter, the schore was 18-11, half-time the Lakers led 29-19, and increased their lead to 44-31 at the three-quarter mark. Mike Elward, senior forward from Wabash, and Sylvester Allen, sophomore center from Chicago, were the big guns for Prep, as both tossed in 20-points. Terry Bonds, sophomore guard from South Bend, chipped in with 10-points The Lakers were without the

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session tickets $1.25. The busses will leave North Webster and Milford at 11:30 a.m. and Syracuse at 11:45 a.m. The fan bus will take students to uptown Goshen between sessions but will not return to the Lakeland towns until after the evening sessions. Tickets are on sale at the high school this week with final sales set for Friday night at the Manchester ball game. Session tickets may be purchased at the gate on January 2.

services of outstanding junior guard, Rick Mertz, who broke his ankle in practice on Monday. Midway through the thirdquarter of the LaLumiere game, the injury ‘‘bug'' hit again, when captain Mike a sprained ankle/which \will keep him sidelined mr twp/to threeweeks. Saturday Schedule Saturday night, the injuryriddled Lakers traveled to Middlebury to take on Bethany Christian. Coach Rex Yentes was forced to start five sophomores against Bethany. The inexperience of the team showed early, as Bethany, Christian jumped to a 15-point half-time lead. 39-24. The Braves extended their lead to 22-points for 49-27 midway through the third quarter, but at that point the Lakers staged a comeback attempt. With 2:30 left in the game, Bethany held a slim 60-58 edge. However, several costly fouls hurt the Lakers' chances and Bethany Christian went on to post a 68-62 victory. Sylvester Allen, the outstanding center of the Lakers. • was the high scorer of the game with 29-points, hitting H-field goals and seven-free throws. Allen also nabbed 22-rebounds. Lavale Montgomery added 14 points for the losers, but Prep missed the scoring punch of Mike Elward and Rick Mertz. Junior Play Wawasee Prep’s junior varisty split the two games played last week end. On Friday night, the little Lakers pounded LaLumiere’s reserves, 52-13. However, Saturday night Bethany Christian’s ”B” squad edged Prep, 43-42. The little Lakers now stand at 3-2 for the season.

| Additional | I Sports | On Page 5 | NORTH WEBSTER SIXTH GRADE BEATS SYRACUSE On December 8 North Webster's sixth grade team traveled to Yellow Jacket country and stung them for their first loss of the year. At the end of the first stop, it was 9-7 and at the end of the half it was 20-7. As the third quarter ended 30-14 and the final tally showed a 20-point gap, 37-17. This puts North Webster’s record at two wins and no losses High scorer for North Webster was Kevin Coy with 16 points, followed by Rick McCool with seven. Bill Rensberger with six, Dennis Likens with four and Steve Wilson with two.

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Thurs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging 42 18 Pilchers Shoes 38 22 Village Green 37 23 Al’s South Shore* Marina 37 23 B&KDrive-In 36 24 Bowen Motors Regent Homes 34 26 Kale Island Beacon 34 26 Wawasee T.V. 32 28 North Webster Bank 30 30 Louie’s Bar 29 31 Foo & Faye 28 32 Aqualand Motel 28 32 Mail-Journal 27 33 Barth Inc. 26 34 Brazel’s Bait 25 35 Pickwick Inn 23 37 Lakeland Produce 23 37 Monsanto 20 40 Lakeland Standard 164 434 High Team Game: Lakeland Produce — 819 High Team Series: Al’s South Shore Marina — 2363 500 series: J. Reed 188-171-201 for 560, M Popenfoose 184-160-191 for 535. G. Eyer 168-156-206 for 530. J. Byland 207-155-143 for 505, N. Spurling 196-173-131 for 500 450 series: J. Nolan 495. R. Easley 485. C. Peterson 466, H. Rule 468, J. Groves 461, E. Hutsell 464, B. Kline 455, E. Grady 457, D. Coburn 462, J. Trolson 490, K. Gardner 494, M. Schwab 496, H. Frushour 468, P. Benson 471, V. Penn 458, L. Gilbert 497, S. Bowen 475, I. Menzie 487, L. Ulery 456, P. Loetz, 488, F. W’ortinger 467, B. Menefee 463, L. Neff 474, P. Maresh 487, M. Pifer 457, D. Byrket 479 200 games: D. Byrket 209 170 games: M. Schlotterback 170, J. Nolan 170-190, R. Easley 195, C. Peterson 178, H. Rule 175, F. Money 184, J. Groves 174, J. Trolson 184, K. Gardner 175, M. Schwab 197, H. Frushour 172, P. Benson 196, L. Gilbert 198, S. Bowen 187, I. Menzie 175, B. Hamman 173, P. Loetz 178, F. Wortinger 174, B. Menefee, 180, L. Neff 171, P. Maresh 173 Sat. Jr. Bowlers Playboys 28 8 Gizzard Grabbers 264 94 Flying Diapers 26 10 Happy Hippos 26 10 Splits 24 12 Slag Brothers 24 12 Invaders 23 13 Love Bugs 184 174 Zingeis 17 19 69’ers 16 20 Masked Maggots 154 204 Model Rockets 14 22 79’ers 13 23 Masked Muskrats 11 25 Alley Queen Jr. 94 264 Chargers 7 29 High team series and game: Splits — 2126-865 120 game (girls): M. Pifer 138, C. Willits 120: (boys): S. Anderson 133-126-170, T. Morganthaler 148-122, M. Byrket 138, B. Wolfe 125-133. R. Neff 120, B. Clemons 151-125. B. Slabaugh 150, G. Miller 125, P. Schrumph 125. B. Cox 122. G. Lowe 138-131, T. Stidham 138, M. Morganthaler 136, M. Sheline 134,138, J. Schopf 134-180, T. Coburn 153, D. Dieterly 157, D. Dieterly 140-130-132, J. Dean 121-150, M. Koher 125, J. Miller 131-169, D. Ganz 144. P. Miller 139-140-128 300 series (girls): C. Willits 334, D. Byrket 319, (boys): S. Anderson 429, T. Morganthaler 379, M. Byrket 330, B. Wolfe 369, R. Neff 306. D. Mast 330, S. McFarren 313. B. Clemons 369, B. Slabaugh 319, G. Miller 326, M. Lantz 324, G. Lowe 384, T. Stidham 349, G. Dean 314, M. Morganthaler 350, M. Sheline 381, J. Schopf 409. D. Dieterly 311, D.

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Dieterly 402, J. Dean 336, M. Koher 315, J. MiUer 414, B. Bylarfd 384, R. Rinker 308, D. Ganz 364, J. Fisher 311, R. Miller 407, T. Campbell 316 LandO Lakes Cutter 41 15 Dean’s Milk 36 20 Harris 36 20 Frog Tavern 34 22 Regent 33 23 C& J Const. 31 25 Wawasee Boat 304 254 Bowen Motors 30 26 Legion 284 274 Aqualand Motel 28 28 Liberty Homes 27 29 State Bank 27 29 Auer’s Serv. 24 32 Sleepy Owl 23 33 N.W.Jaycees 11 45 Jenny’s Kitchenette 8 48 High team series & game: Dean’s Milk — 2651-911 600 series: J. Erldy 617 500 series: D. Fingerlee 517, J. Schlotterbach 526, P. Campbell 557, K. Knisley 504, R. Knisley 522, D. Butler 562, G. Coquillard 507, L. Grooms 533, G. Bell 529, G. Vanator 511, E. Harding 527, V: Becker 529, R. Stahly 509, L. Welty 581, G. Nordman 536, F. Nyikos 586, C. Walton 513, C. Walton 527, R. Brazil 569, L. Weaver 513, S. Richardson 508, K. Bull 500, B. Eyer 533 200 games: D. Butler 201, G. Bell 208. L. Welty 217, G. Nordman 211, D. Karesh 204, F. Nyikos 216, R. Brazil 208, J. Erldy 215-210, B. Eyer 200, D. Brown 203, M. Solomon 203 Tuesday Afternoon Kem Grain 37 19 Mocks Marine Rentals 34 22 Wawa. Laundromat 31 25 Amer. Industries 31 25 Todd Realty 31 25 Kinder Mfg. Co. 27 29 Cromwell Lbr. 25 31 Superior Sample 23 33 State Bank 21 35 The Lovables 20 36 High team series & game: Kep Grain — 2351-811 500 series: D. Thwaits 178, 188515, B. Gardner 193-517, A. Gallahan 190,180-539, N. Speicher 195-505, D. Johnson 180, 205. 199584 440 series: W. Finton 444, L. Vance 176-484, B. Kline 455, B. Ganz 443, R. Easley 456, B. Todd 170-464, L. McFarland 466, E. Ogle 193-451, S. Tytler 192-484, S. Brouwer 461 Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 47 17 Jot Em Down Groc. 43 21 Lakeside Laundry 414 22ifc Syracuse Rubber 36 28 Hickman Moving & Storage 314 324 Grassy Creek Rest. 28 36 Augsburger’s IGA 27 37 H & H Motor Clinic 27 37 Lakeland Stand. - 20 44 Walter Drug Co. 19 45 High team game and series: Sleepy Owl 747 — 2212 500 series: M. Dixon 177, 183— 502 450 series: D. Lewis 168, 161— 487, W. Nolan 450 160 games: L. Crow 177, S. Gilbert 176, N. Kern 165. S. Brumbaugh 164, B Gardner 162 Tuesday High School Alley Kings 36 8 Teamsters 33 11 Alley Cats 33 11 Stickers 30 14 BarfeyXFour 26 18 Gutter Gerties 224 214 Alley Queens 17 27 Krasy Four 15 29 Gutter Kings 15 29 Team 12 13 31 Bulldogs 9 35 High team game and series: Team 12 — 602-1637 450 series and above (boys): D. Brown 156,154, 152 ( 462). D. Vice 162, E. Paradis 171, R. Kehr 156, J. Dean 165, D. Knisley 159, L, Stidham 197, ftO (504), C. Edgar 163, J. Burkholder 213, 181 (528)

Milford Business League Little & Clark 39 21 Berk’s Body Shop 37 23 Campbell’s Market 37 23 Walter Drug Co. 37 23 Milford TV 35 25 Sharp Hdwe Co. 334 264 Arro Motor Homes 32 28 Hickory Lounge 28 36 AugsburgerSyra. 27 33 Augsburger Mils. 234 364 Kern Grain Co. 16 44 C. S. Myers Ford 0 20 High team game: Sharp Hdwe. Co. & Walter Drug Co. — 1038 High team series: Walter Drug Co. - 2957 600 series: J. Kern 613 500 series: S. Richardson 591, J. Bray 596, F. Avery 574, C. Berkeypile 565, L. Young 568, W. Miller 554, H. Bartman 554, D. Thibaut 550, D. Butler 534, P. Campbell 530, Doug Rensberger 529, Dave Rensberger 528, L. Mollenhour 523, G. Culbertson 521, D. Dowty 521, H. Doty 521, B. Dippon 519, P. Mathews 519, M. Campbell 513, D. Neff 513. J. de Somer 509, L. Krauter 505, L. Newman 503, G. Culbertson 520 200 games: S. Richardson 233, 203, J. Bray 231, L. Young 232, H. W’uthrich 213, J. Kern 212, 206, C. Berkeypile 212, D. Thibaut 210, F. Avery 206, L. Mollenhour 202, D. Neff 202, D. Butler 201 Hits & Misses Sylvan 38 18 Brown 32 24 Dog 30 26 Sharp Tool - 29 27 Braz’s 26 30 (Continued on page 5, sec. 1)

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