The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1971 — Page 2

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Warriors Crush Jimmies 90-80

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors met the Jimtown Jimmies at Jimtown last Friday evening and brought a 90-80 victory back to the lakeland- area The Warriors fgained their victory through overwhelming accuracy in shooting free throws and field goals For Wawasee. John Hamilton led in scoring with 12 field goals and four free throws for a total of 28 points Teammate Jeff Hughes was close behind**ith 12 field goals and two free throws for a f total of 26 points Dave Elliott added an additional 20 points for the Warrior cause as he hit for five field goals and 10 freq throws Jimtown played a good game, however. Wawasee tromped ahead, faltering slightly in the second quarter with the Jimmies scoring 22 points to 17 for Wawasee The Jimmies also "poured it on" in the last quarter scoring 22 points to Wawasee’s 23 Jimtown s Kim Berlick scored

Swimmers Take Second In Relays

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee swimmers earned the second place title at the Goshen Relay swim meet last Saturday They were in competition with six other teams Goshen won the championship trophy, taking first in all events except three Places were given to the six out of 12 fastest Wawasee's Dave Berghorn received a first in the 100 yard butterfly with teammales Dai Vmmel swimming for a third in the l<» yard backstroke Dana

high for Jimtown with eight field goals and three free throws for a total of 19 points Teammate Bob Spaugh scared 18 and Tom McCuddy scored an additional 12 Wawasee’s record was boosted to 9-5 The Warriors play host to the Pierceton Cubs this Friday evening Box scores follow: WAW \SEE 4 Ft. FT PF Hughes 12 2 2 Elliott 5 10 0 Workman 1 0 5 Mikel 4 4 5 Hamilton 12 4 2 Fribley 10 1 Mosier 0 0 2 totals ; 35 20 17 JIMTOWN „ ’ f FG FT PF Doering 3 0 3 Berhck 834 Spaugh 822 Simper 4 2 1 McCuddy 5 2 5 Crenshaw 2 1 0 Vavton 12 3 Cook 203 Totals 33 12 21 Quarter Scoring Wawasee 28 17 22 23-90

Berghorn took fourth in the 100 yard freestyle. Pat Spearman took sixth in the 50 yard freestyle. Kent Sawyer took fifth in the springboard competition. Tom Spearman was fifth in the. 100 yard breast stroke. k ° Goshen spun out ahead the other teams with a total of 136 points. Wawasee followed with a lower 57 points. Howe Military was third with 54 points followed by South Clay with 51. Concord with 43 and Warsaw with only 35 points

Jimtown 20 22 16 22—80 Wawasee won the junior varsity game 53-46. Freshman Bulldogs Down Wawasee Prep. The freshman basketball team of South Whitley high school traveled to Syracuse last week and came home the 34-31 victor over the Lakers from Wawasee Prep « Wawasee Prep held a 10-1 first period lead in the game played in the Syracuse junior high gym on Thursday. Jan 14. The half time score was 16-11, however, the second half belonged to the Bulldogs as they outscored the Lakers in the third stanza to give them a 23-20 lead at the end of three The Bulldogs ended the game in the winning column with a three-point lead Rick Rhoades was the leading scorer as he hit for nine Jim Rupley was the leading rebounder with 10. Box scores follow: SOI TH WHITLEY FG FT Rupley 2 1 Lancaster 0 0 Woods . 0 0 Sutton 1 0 Hatton 0 0 Eckert 3 0 Walther 0 0 Rhoades 0 9 Thomson . 0 0 Ulshafer 2 1 Rex 2 3 Michael 0 0 Total 10 14 WAWASEE PREP FG FT Scott 10 2 Vincent 0 0 Mvehlenkamp 0 2 Stricter • 3 l Decker ♦ 00 Hurd 0 0 Total 13 5

Thurs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging B & K Drive-in 47 29 Al’s South Shore Marina 46 30 Regent Homes 45 31 Village Green 44 32 Bowen Motors 434 324 Pilcher’s Shoes *42 34 North Webster Bank 42 34 Kale Island Beacon 41 35 Louie's Bar 41 35 Wawasee TV 374 384 Aqualand Motel 37 39 Brazel’sßait 34 42 Mail-Journal I 32 44 Foo & Faye 31 45 Barth Inc. 1 31 45 Monsanto 31 45 Pickwick Inn 30 46 Lakeland Produce 29 47 Lakeland Standard 214 544 High team game: Aqualand Motel — 807 High team series: Al’s South Shore Marina — 22J0 500 series: J. Reed 180-195-187 for 562. B Gardner 191-160-200 for 551, M. Dixon 183-183-179 for 545. M. Henning 169-218-137 for 524. I. Stahley 182-156-177 for 515 450 series: H. Bell 465. J. Keim 480. J. Weaver 458. M. Schlotterback 463. M. Lambert 490. K. Knisley 488. L. Connolly 494, B. Menefee 487, M. Pifer 476, B. Nyce 487. P. Maresh 465. G. Eyer 468. E. Blakesley 491, J. Byland 492, J. Galloway 492, D. Coburn 487. K. Gardner 494, L. Neff 480, P. Benson 457 200 games: D Coburn 200 170 games: F. Kinney 177, H. Bell 190, J. Harter 182, B. Caple 188. F. Eby 175, M. Lambert 181, K. Knisley 191, L. Connolly 194, B. Menefee 199, M. Pifer 176, B. Nyce 172, P. Maresh 188, K. Lowe 180, G. Eyer 173, E. Blakesley 185. J. Byland 178, J. Galleway 180, D, Coburn 173, K. Gardner 179, L. Neff 174-177. D. Hire 179, J. Lantz 170, J. Groves 173 Saturday Jr. Bowlers Flying Diapers 33 11 Playboys 314 124 Gizzard Grabbers 314 124 Splits 30 14 Happy Hippos 294 144 Slag Bros. 28 16 Invaders 25 19 69’ers 23 21 Masked Maggots 214 224 Model Rockets 20 24 Zingers 20 24 Love Bugs 194 244 79’ers 16 28 Alley Queen 134 304 Masked Muskrats 12 32 Chargers 9 35 High team series and game: Flying Diapers — 2369-842 400 series: M. Morganthaler 495, M. Sheline 491. G. Dean 536. J. Schopf 502, J. Miller 406, R. Neff 423, G. Lowe 426, S. Anderson 401 300 series: M. Kitson 327, C. Willits 345, M. Wesner 326, K. Kern 330, Boys: F. Troup 333. B. Clemons 337. B. Slabaugh 353, B. Simmons 355, B. Byland 352, R. Rinker 336, D. Ganz 367, R. Neff 319, T. Stump 232, L. Speicher 313, B Cox 349. T. Stidham 333, G. Miller 369. T. Coburn 315, D. Dieterly 366, J. Dean 306. J. Fisher 329, D. Miller 346, S. Coy 4 306, T. Campbell 364, T. Morganthaler 339, B. Wolfe 350, D. Denny 311. M. Koher 321 200 games: G. Dean 201, G. Lowe 202 120 games: M. Kitson 126, T. Todd 127. C. Willits 145, M Wesner 144. K. Kam 150 Boys: F Troup 122. G. Dean 167-168, M. Morganthaler 159-157-179. M. Sheline 143-158-190, J. Schopf 162-183-157, B. Slabaugh 141, B. Simmons 126-127, J. Miller 136156, B Byland 136, R. Rinker 134. D Ganz 129-133. R. Neff 120. T. Stump 130, R. Neff 131-140-152, L. Speicher 130. B. Cox 133, G. Lowe 121, T. Stidham 126, G. Miller 124136, P. Schrumpf 124. T. Coburn 128, D Dieterly 125-152. J. Dean 121. J Fisher 150, P. Miller 155, T. Campbell 136, S. Anderson 123161. T. Morganthaler 124-124, B. Wolfe 140. D. Denney 128 Hits & Misses Brown’s 49 31 Sylvan — 45 35 Braz 44 36 Dog 43 37 Sharp Tool 40 40 Svracuse Mobile 34 46 Bud’s " 33 47 Sportsman 32 48 High team game and series: Braz s - 665-1844 500 series: G. Baker 534, C. Walton 520. C. Galloway 529, B. Slabaugh 514. B. Brown 510, J. Cnpe 516 450 series: J. Brown 460, If. Cripe 455 170 games: J. Brown 178. D. Cripe 171 \ LandO Lakes Harris 17 3 State Bank 16 4 C& J Const 15 5 Bowen Motors 14 5 Wawasee Boat 14 5 Legion ' 12 8 Deans Milk 11 9 Aqualand 11 9 Frog Tavern 9 11 Auers Serv. 8 12 NAV. Jaycees 8 12

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FRESHMEN WARRIORS — Members of the freshman basketball team at Wawasee high school will participate in the first tourney held at the high school. The tournament will be held this Saturday with sessions beginning at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. * Wawasee’s freshman team went to Concord last Saturday and placed second in the four-way tourney held there. In the first game the young Warriors beat Jimtown 52-43. Bob Mosier totaled 30 points with'teammate Mark Rieff snatching 13 rebounds for the Lakeland team. In the championship game Concord topped the Warriors 45-44

WHS To Host First Tournament Saturday

Wawasee will host its first tourney when the doors open for an area freshman basketball tourney on Saturday, Jan. 30. The first session of this tourney begins at 9 a m. and the afternoon

First Lakeland Women’s Bowling Tourney Scheduled

The first annual city tournament of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association is scheduled to start at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2. during league play at Wawasee Bowl. Other team sessions have been scheduled for 9 o’clock the same night and at 6:30 p.m. Thursday,

Liberty Homes 6 14 Sleepy Owl 6 14 Jennys Kitchenette 5 15 Regent 4 16 Cutter 4 16 High team series: Deans Milk — 2641 High team game: Wawasee Boat — 935 600 series: E. Harding 623, D. Van 602 500 series: R. Williams 567, W. Beeman 541, K. Schemehow 557. J. Lowe 554, H. Feaster 554. C. Walton 541, F. Avery 557, E. Whitacre 564 200 games: R. Williams 213, B Meyer 214, W. Beeman 220. K. Schernehow 215, R. Knisley 204. J. Lowe 242, G. Nordman 225, E*. Harding 214-230, C. Walton 204. H. Feaster 200. S. Crow 226. D. Van 220-203. M. Ringler 238 County League Wawasee Package 55 25 Pocher Shoes 55 25 Thornburgs 50 -30 Charlies Ten Pin 50 30 Eager Leagers 47 33 Wawasee TV 47 33 Burger Dairy 42 38 Anchor Bar 42 38 Frog Tavern 404 394 Buds Body Shop 40 40 Barbee Hotel 39 41 Louies Bar & Grill 374 424 Wawasee Bowl 37 43 Kurleys Keglers 37 43 Bushong Barber Shop 37 43 Dixie Boat 33 47 Delta No. 1 32 48 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 30 50 Delta No. 2 28 52 Schwartz Homes 21 59 High team game and series: Pilcher Shoes - 952-2744 High ind. game: R Thibaut — 228-575 High ind. series: C. Eby — 226622 Honor Scores w. Stahly 203-557. R. Brown The MAIL-JOURNAL •very We4ne»4*y sbU enter** M Seena* Claw matter at tbe Pnal Office al Srraeaae. Indiana *C3C?. Secna* elaas aaataae »a!4 at IM E. Mala Street. Syraeaae. la4lana an 4 at a44ltienal entry efflcea. Sabscriattea: S3.SS aer year la Kasciasba Caanty; S3JS eataMe ceaaty.

session begins at 1:30 p.m. y The participating schools are , Bremen, North Wood, Plymouth and the host, Wawasee. North Wood and Bremen play

. Feb. 4. * The doubles and singles event will be rolled at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Feb. 6. an<£ at 1 and 3:30 the afternoon of February 7. X A total of 36 teams, 48 doubles, 96 singles and 87 all events ern ,* tries were received by the secretary Mrs. Kenneth Knisley.

212-211-561, D. Arthur 205, M. Ganshorn 212-593, P. Beezley 215. H. Schrock 203, R. Van 203, F. Hapner 224, G. Knisley 206, K. Koble 566, A. Mousley 211-558. R. Maresh 222-588, J. Desumer 202, C. McCuen 227, M. Dorsey 212, E. Anderson 211-590, D. Miller 220. E. Whitacre 221-574. R. Shock 200-580 ' , Milford Business League Arro Motor Homes 20 4 Milford TV 17 7 Augsburger, Milford 16 8 Walter Drug Company 15 9 Little & Clark 15 9 Campbell’s Market 13 11 Berk’s Body Shop 12 12 Hickory Lounge 10 14 Sharp Hardware Company 10 14 Kern Grain Company 9 15 Augsburger. Syracuse 4 20 C. S. Myers Ford 3 21 High team game and series: Arro Motor Homes — 1034-3040 600 series: P. Campbell 607 500 series: D Thibaut 580, L. Young 577, H. Bartman 572, B. Simon 572, L. Newman 576, J. Speicher 570, W. Mishler 561, C. Coburn 555, B Wolferman 544, J. Kern 111 543, D Rensberger 535,

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to win the crown. Again high point man with 19 points. > Dave Hamilton took 12 rebounds for Wawasee. From left in the front row are Paul Van Dyke, trainer; Tad Chamberlin. Larry Kaiser, Mark Shearer, BiH Fawley, Doug Brown. Rick Brannock and Bob Mosier. In the second row are Jerry Wright, manager; Ben Waldbeser, Greg Fidler, Mike Wollman. Eric Coburn, Scott Huffer and Clark Conley, m ana ß er - In the back are Geoff Clow, Dave Hamilton. Brad Taylor, Jeff Rhodes, Jim Thwaits. Mark Reiff and coach Dale Brannock.

the first game at 9 am. and Wawasee and Plymouth play at 10:15. The consolation game and the championship game at

Anyone desiring to assist in scorekeeping for one or all of the above shifts, should sign for same at the bowling establishment or contact one of the teams. Tournament awards will be presented at the annual dinner meeting in March at which time an election of officers will also be held.

D. Wolferman 534, D. Butler a 541. P. Wuthrich 527, T. Darr 527, J. Bray 513, W. Jackson 511, D. Scott 520, Blumbaugh 505, B. Kaiser 503. M. Chambers 501 200 games: W. Mishler 225, P. Campbell 222-215, L. Newman 211-207, L. Young 215-200. D. Thibaut 211-209, J. Speicher 215, D. Rensberger 211. T. Darr 209, H. Bartman 206, B. Simon 201. B. Wolferman 201, C. Coburn 200 Friday Nite Mixed Kinder Mfg. 10 2 Village Tap ‘ 9 3 L. Thwaits Grain 8 4 Wicks Marina 8 4 Louies Bar > 74 44 Thwaits Grain 7 5 Sleepy Owl , 7 5 Monsanto 7 5 Wawasee TV 7 5 Vidiotronics 7 5 Pickwick Theatre 6 6 B & K Root Beer 6 6 Power Mfg. 6 6 Beacon 6 6

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2:45 p.m, Plan to attend one or both of these sessions next Saturday and f support the freshman Warriors as they fight to be the champions.

Stahly-Stillsdh 4 8 Biddles 4 8 Ruth’s Styling Salon 34 84 FrogTaverrt .39 Syracuse Rubber 2 10 United Telephone 2 10 High team series and game: Sleepy Owl - 2097 - 741 600 series: J. Morganthaler 605 500 series: K. Lowe 511, J. Byland 558. J. Lowe 544,‘ E. Biakesley 500, D. Price 586. L. Thwaits 519, M. Carlson 519, P. Kline 511, E. Smith 502, F. Wickersham 518, R. Hostetter 531. L. Epley 502, L Welty 527. D. Gardner, 526, D. Stahly 504, B. Thwaits 536. J. Kern 521, K. Knisley 514. D. McFarland 521; C. Eby 534, D. Armbruster 542, S. Kern 544 450 series (women): A. Smith 454, B. Kline 468, E. Carlson 470, J. Schultz 451, G. Hostetter 486, P. Maresh 495, E. Stahly 466, T. Brock 466, J. Morganthaler 453, B. 200 games:-J. Byland 208, E. Biakesley 216, D.?rice 205-203, E. Smith 200, G. Field 215, R. Hostetter 202, L. Epley 211, D. McFarland 222, B. Thwaits 206 170 games: K. Lowe 171-199, J. Byland 188, B. Kline 174, E. Carlson 173, G. Hostetter 179, P. Maresh 183, E. Stahly 193. K. Gardner 172, J. Morganthaler 224, S. Kern 197-185 LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Catherine Babcock has moved from her west Pearl street apartment to the home of her son-in-law, and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener at 301 north Harrison street in Syracuse.