The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1971 — Page 2

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Wawasee Track Team Wins Over Northwood

The Wawasee high school track men met the Panthers from North Wood high school last Wednesday evening and came home from the Nappanee area school with a 62-56 victory. Each team received seven first place honors. The summary follows: High hurdles — Sawyer NW, Fribley W. Able NW. Time: 16.7 Mile — Olson W. Thompson NW. Fike NW Time: 5:00.0 100 — Cobum W, Dyer NW,

School Records Set At Webster Track Meets

North Webster captured both relay races to overcome West Noble 38-51 in a track meet held recently at Ligonier and Dean Burchard broke three school records as North Webster took the Fairfield meet 56-43. Dean Burchard and Garry Valentine were double winners for North Webster in the West Noble meet. Valentine set a school record in the mile as he ran a very fine 5:33 for coach Phil Dick’s young Trojans Summary of the West Noble meet follows: High jump — McFarren WN, Stock WN. Shultz WN. Height: 4’ 6” Long jump — Burchard NW, Shultz WN. Woodran WN Distance 16‘ 10" Pole vault — McFarren WN. Burchard NW. Muzzy WN Height: 6' 6 Shot put — Woodran WN. Fulk WN. Paulus NW Distance: 38’ 1” 120 H — Moore WN. Popenfoose NW, Gerke NW Time: 18 5 60 — Moore WN. Paulus NW, Minear NW Time. 7.3 440 -- Valentine NW, Woodran WN. Gerke NW Time: 64 5 100 — Moore WN. Popenfoose NW. Paulus NW Time: 11.9 880 — Mahorney NW. Phares WN. Shock NW Time: 2:33.3 220 — Burchard NW, Popenfoose NW. Shultz WN. Time: 27 5 Mile — Valentine NW, Sehlemmer WN. Rollens WN. Time: 5 33 —a school record 440 relay — North W'ebster (Paulus. Burchard. Popenfoose and Valentine). Time: 53 4 880 relay — North Webster (Gerke. Minear, Ball and Mahorney*. Time: 159 3 Besides breaking three records in the Fairfield meet Burchard teamed with Chris Paulus. Garry Valentine and Toby Popenfoose to set a new mark in the 880 relay. Burchard's fine efforts for the day included an 18' 5" long jump,

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Fisher NW. Time: 11.2 440 — Longenecker W, Elliott W, Croy NW. Time: 55.0 880 — Cripe NW. Mickel W, B. Korenstra W. Time: 2:09.2 • 220 — Gyer NW. Reeder W, Klenke W. Time: 25.1 Low hurdles — Fribley W. Sawyer NW, Beer W. Time: 23.5 Long jump — Holmes NW'. Johnson NW, Murphy NW’. Distance: 18’ 44" Siot put — Cripe W. R Korenstra W, Shaw NW. Distance: 45’ 10"

11.1 to the 100 yard dash and 24.9 in the 220. Toby Popenfoose was a doubly winner for the Trojans as he won the 120 hurdles in 16.4 and the 60 in 7.2. . With the track victory North Webster pushed its record to 5 and 0 this year. The summary follows: Long jump — Burchard NW. Valentine NW. Bontrigger F. Distance: 18’ 5" Shot put — Bontrigger F, Gall F, Miller NW. Distance: 34’ 10" Pole vault — Fairfield High jump — Ball NW, Valentine NW. Becker F Height: 4' 8" 120 H — Popenfoose NW. Gerke NW, Long F Time: 16.4 60 — Popenfoose NW, Delegrange F, Paulus NW 880 — Stutzman F, Popenfoose NW. Mahorney NW. Time: 2:23.1 100 — Burchard NW. Delegrange F. Paulus NW. Time: 11.1 440 — Valentine NW, Gerke NW. Smith F Time. 62.3 220 — Burchard NW. Delegrange F, Gall F Time: 24.9 440 relay — Fairfield. Time: 54.8 880 relay — North Webster. Time: 1:51.9 The B team lost to Fairfield 6927. Doug Shock won the high jump and the BHO for the B team Dwight (Ike) Tailman Named Warsaw Coach Dwight D. (Ike) Tailman. former coach of the Muncie Bearcats when they won the state championship, has been named varsity coach for Warsaw. Tailman, presently coach* at North Putman high school, was named “Coach of the Year" in 1963, He replaces Ralph (Boag) Johnson, who resigned March 5. after 10 years as Warsaw coach. The Tallmans are the parents of three children, Jeffrey, age 11, Deborah, age eight, and Nancy, age five' Mrs. Tailman is presently teaching kindergarten at Russellville Athletic Fund Nets $750 The Syracuse Junior high school candy sale for raising of funds m April for the atheltic fund netted over $750 to purchase equipment All money raised will be used to help buy equipment for the school gymnastic, wrestling and basketball programs. The gymnastic and wrestling programs are being expanded and are in need of additional equipment.

Pole vault — Sawyer NW, Berghorn W, Olson W. Height: 12’ 6" High jump — Holmes NW, Gupply NW. Olson W. Two-mile run — Knisley NW. Bushong W, Sorenson W. Time: 10:25 Mile relay — Wawasee (Mikel. Dellinger. Elliott and Longenecker.) Time: 3.53.4 880 relay — Wawasee i Coburn. Spearman. Rieder and Klenke.) Time: 1:40.1

J. V. Golf Team Whips Pierceton By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warrior junior varsity golf team met Pierceton last Thursday evening for another Wawasee victory. The final score was 182-192. The junior varsity team is now 5-1. - John Didier of the Warriors was low medalist with 42. Individual scoring follows: Wawasee — Kim Miller 47, Tom Hall 45. John Didier 42, Jeff Wells 53 and Greg Fidler 48. Pierceton — Roger Thomas 47, Pete Kubacki 47. Duane Luetz 56. Steve Wolfe 50 and Scott Langohr 48 Warriors Stopped By East Noble 74 The Wawasee Warrior baseball team was stopped by the East Noble nine last Wednesday evening by a score of 7-4. Wawasee fell in the second inning with East Noble bringing three runs across. Wawasee’s attempts were slow in the third and fourth innings with Elast Noble bringing in four more runs while Wawasee scored one. The last innings promised nothing but failure for the Warriors who managed to score only three more runs — one in the fifth and two in the seventh. LAKELAND LOCAL Angie Augsburger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Augsburger. Jr., of Waubee Lake, was released from Goshen hospital Saturday. She is still in quarantine and can have no visitors for two weeks.

IN GOOD FORM — John Didier of the junior varsity golf team is shown above as he seems to be in good form (hiring a recent Warrior golf match.

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Rochester Relays Set For Tonight

Wawasee high school’s track team will be participating in the 19th annual Rochester relays to be held at Rochester tonight (Wednesday) after being cancelled last night. The relays will start at 5 p.m. EST with Dutch Thurston serving as starter for this meet. Thurston has indicated he is retiring after the current season. Seven schools will compete in class A this year — Bremen. Knox, North Wood, Peru. Wawasee. W’est Noble and Rochester. Eight schools will compete in * class B (schools under 500) — Akron, Caston. Culver, Mentone. Kewanna, Winamac. Triton and Pierceton. Pierceton and Bremen are the defending champions Nearly 400 athletes will be involved in this meet and ribbons.

First Annual Inter-Club Match Set At Syracuse On Saturday

The first annual inter-club match between Maxwelton and South Shore golf clubs will be held at the Maxwelton golf club on Saturday. May 8. Tee times and foursomes are listed below: 10 30 — E Waltz and B Shock against J. Curtis and J Mellinger 10 X — T. Auer and B Burger against D Hockert and C McFall 10 46 — B Shannon and H Caudill against S. Leman'and J Nyikos 10:14 — G Carpenter and T Crews against B Hui ley and S Hockert 11 02 — T Tuttle and L. Welty against M. Smith and A. Hand 11:10 — D. Hartter and J Carr against N Kistler and F. Hockert n it— JR Koher and J Conn against F, Vera and B Stone 11 26 — D Holderman and J. Marlette against W Hagerdon and B Sexton 11 34 —R Siiveus and S Dodds against E Vanette and J. Arnott 11 42 — T. Darr and D Bell against M. Stabaugh and J Johnson

WHS Wins Two Victories Over Northfield Nine

The Wawasee Warriors won two victories recently over the Northfield nine. On April 27 the Warriors traveled to Northfield for an 11-6 victory and last Monday they again trounced the boys from Northfield 9-4 on the Warrior’s home field. On April 27 the Warriors belted Northfield in the first three innings as they scored five runs, however. Northfield shot back within the next three innings with five runs. In the seventh inning both teams scored one point to throw the game into an additional two innings. Both teams failed to score in the eighth inning. Wawasee blew the game open in the ninth inning with five additional runs. Heroes of the day were Bruce Cummings who hit a home run and Dale Brown, the, winning pitcher. Monday’s Game On Monday the Warriors played host to Northfield and

medals and trophies will be presented to the athletes and teams during the evening by the Rochester queen and her court. Ribbons and medals go to the first five individuals or teams in each event. The winning team in each relay receives a trophy. Trophies are also presented to the winning and runner-up teams for the night and to the high point athlete in each class for the night. Outstanding athletes seem to be the rule rather than the exception for the meet. However, the highlight of the evening should be in several of the distance runs where last year’s state champion cross country runner Phil Wysong of West Noble will compete. Phil has already set the pace' in the mile and two-mile runs this year in the state. He has run a 4.26 mile this spring.

11:50 — j. Henry and O. Miller against A. Richards and Bub Whitehead 11:58 — Jerry Thornburg and D. Brown against G. Kay and G. Hall 12 06 — D Dodds and J. Hossinger against B Seward and D Deck 12:14 —Dr Coil and L Swank against N. Auer and B Lantz 12 22 — F. Rapp and G Gardner against P Moore and D paisley 12 30 — C. Todd and B Graft against P. Kline and N. Robie * 12:38 — D. Fisher and J. Speicher against J. Newcomer and B. Jones 12:46— H Bartman and Dr Walgamuth against R Southern and B. Yahne 12 54 — B Felkner and D. Thibaut against J. Veenstra and B Beemer 1.02 — T Auer and C McKibbin against D. Dallas and Q Miller l it —C. Armstrong and Jim Thornburg against W Longfield and P. Brewer 1 18 — L. Holderman and D McKibbin against E. Miller and E. Gantz 1 26 — J Shultz and P Kerlin against Haden and P Rush 1.34 — B. DeWitt and R Hibschman against S. Cripe and H. Nicolai 1:42 — P. Patterson and Butch Whitehead against Hartsough and G. Meek

scored another victory to bring their season’s total to 4-2. Bruce Cummings scored a triple and Dwight Dean hit for a double as the Warriors scored a 94 victory. Wawasee scored four runs in the second inning with all of Northfield's runs coming in the third inning. Dean was the winning pitcher, going all the way. Bozarth was the loosing pitcher. Hits And Misses League Has Banquet The annual banquet of the Hits and Misses mixed bowling league at Syracuse was held Saturday evening in a Syracuse restaurant with approximately 30 in attendance. Out going president Carroll Galloway was in charge of the short business meeting. Mrs. Robert (Jean) Brown, secretarytreasurer, presented trophies and prize money to the following. Brazel’s team — Consisting of Russ and Kate Brazel and Clair and Arlene Mohler. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker bowled with this team before moving out of the county. High individual series and game (women) — Miss Sharon Gilbert. High individual series (men) — Russ Brazel High individual game (men) — Carroll Walton. Officers for the 1971-72 season will be Leonard Livengood, president; David Heckaman, vice president; and Mrs. Bud tßetty) Slabaugh, secretarytreasurer. John Wright, Jr. At Keesler A.F.B. Airman John H. Wright, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Wright of r 1 Warsaw, has completed basic training at Lackland A.F.8.. Texas. He has been assigned to Keesler A.F.8., Miss., for training as a personnel specialist. Airman Wright is a 1970 graduate of W'awasee high school. Sign in a cluttered, oldfashioned hardware store: “We’ve got it. if we can find it."

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TOP AWARD WINNERS — Wawasee TV team took top honors at the bowling banquet held Saturday evening at Maxwelton Golf club for the Friday night mixed league. Shown above with their sponsor’s trophy are front center Dick Maresh holding trophy, left to right, Phil Maresh, Lowell Welty and Lori Welty.

Warrior Golfmen Are Flattened By Rochester

By JOHN BAHN The W’awasee high school golf team was defeated last Wednesday on their home course by Rochester. The final score was 165-170. Low medalist for the match

Syracuse Is Host To State Junior High Bowling Playday

The Indiana State Junior High Bowling Playday was held April 24 at Wawasee bowl south of Syracuse with Syracuse Junior high school G.A.A., sponsored by Mrs. Jerry Ganshorn, hosting ten schools in this event. The first place team consisted of Corinne Lidihay of Crawfordsville; Allison Vidimos, Merrillville; Sue Groseop, Auburn and Leyuana Lain, Edinburg. Winners of second place went to Becky Hoyt of Noblesville; Vickie Whaley of Walton; Sara McGaughey, Crawfordsville and

Friday Bowlers Hold Banquet The Friday Mixed League at Wawasee Bowl held their end of the season banquet Saturday evening with a buffet dinner at a Syracuse establishment with 61 members in attendance. Trophies for the first half of the bowling season went to Thwaits Grain team composed of Jake and Sue Kern and Gloria and Bob Thwaits. Second half trophy winners were Richard and Phyllis Maresh and Lowell and Lori Welty, of the Wawasee T V team. They also received the sponsor’s trophy and championship patches following a roll-off. Other trophies went to Lowell Welty, high scratch game, 258; Dave Zwadzke, high handicap game. 277; Leon Young, high scratch series, 651 and Kenneth Knisley, high handicap series. 715 Trophies for the women went to Sue Kern, high scratch game and series. 247-642; Tim Brock, high handicap game, 273; high handicap series. Kate Gardner. 689. Most improved average award for men went to Les Epley, plus 11 and women. Mary Halsey, plus 15. Sue Kern received the W’lBC series pin award for her 642. Teams Louie’s Bar had high scratch team game. 815; Power

were Dal Fenstermacher and Phil Frounfelter of Rochester with 39’s. Individual scores are as follows: Rochester — Mark Martinez 43, Barry Turner 44. Ken Jackson 46,

Teri Long of Merrillville. Highest score for three games was Allison Vidimos with a 466, including a 200 game; second Patti Riser of Merrillville with 450 and third. Brenda Laymen, Walton, 365. Missy Wesner of Syracuse was among first place scorers with a 348 and Dianne Deck, 283, ranked among second place scorers. Girls participated from Crawfordsville, Merrillville, Edinburg, Auburn, Brownsburg. Noblesville, Wilkinson. Walton and Syracuse.

Manufacturing. <» high handicap team game, 815; Thwaits Grain, high scratch team series, 2296; and high handicap team series. Power Manufacturing, 2234. Officers • Don McFarland was re-elected president for the 1971-72 season as were Lowell Welty, secretary and Mrs. Harry (Jane) Schultz, treasurer. Richard Maresh will be the new vice president. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Manges, with their team partners, Jane and Harry Schultz, received a trophy, presented by the secretary, for their team which has been in existence since the league started, and is now sponsored by United Telephone Co. Daisy filled vases adorned the tables which were given as door prizes at the close of the meeting.

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Dal Fenterinacher 39 and Phil Frounfelter 39. Wawasee — Larry Stidham 42, Dal Ummel 43, Greg Ummel 46, John Auer 42 and Bob Baughman 43. The B team won its match 181197 with Tom Hall shooting a 43.

Blue Bird Candy Sale At Syracuse The Syracuse Blue Bird once-a-year fund raising effort, the candy sale, has been scheduled for Saturday, May 15, starting at 10 a.m. with chocolate covered mint truffles and chocolate covered toffee miniatures being offered

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