The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1971 — Page 2

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Storey’s Warriors Stop Bremen’s Lions Friday

By TED SPEICHER Bremen invaded Warrior country Friday night with one main goal, to win, and in order to

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accomplish this, the Lions needed to do only one thing, stop Wawasee's passing attack! Until Friday this might have been very sound strategy. Bremen took the opening kick off and returned the ball to Wawasee's 45 yard line. Unable to move on the first two sets of downs. Bremen elected to invade Wawasee's air space, only to find Wawasee's John, Rhodes waiting for the ball on the 14 yard line. The interception gave the Warriors their first chance of the night offensively. Unfortunately, a fumble on the first hand off gave Bremen possession right on Wawasee's door step, the 14 yard line. Three plays later Bremen's running back Marty Huber, pushed the ball over from the one yard line. The point after attempt was good giving Bremen an early lead 7-4. The early mistake hurt the Warriors as it had in the previous games. Unable to move offensively for any threatening drive, Bremen controlled. Wawasee the rest of quarter one and most of the second Finally with 5:09 left in the second quarter the Warriors found their game, while game momentum did a complete turn about. Kim Cripe was the first to give indication to all present, that the Warriors were out to prove all the critics were offside in their judgment of Wawasee's running attack. The big junior fullback with first and second efforts.

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rocked Bremen’s defensive line chi three consecutive runs for 15 big yards. More important than the yards was the inspiration Kim showed in gaining them. The unexplainable thing called desire took command from that moment on. Moving for good yardage the Warriors got a big play from Tim Blue to the eight yard line. With 1:52 remaining in the first half, Pat Spearman powered his way straight ahead for Wawasee's first score of the evening. The run for the extra pomt failed, giving Bremen still a slight edge, only on the score board 7-4. Wawasee's Mike Vanlaningham returned the second half kick off to Wawasee’s 29 yard line. Pat Spearman, behind some fine offensive blocking, moved Wawasee to the 41 yard line and a first down. Kim Cripe crashed Bremen’s line three consecutive times for another first down and it looked as though Wawasee was on its way for the. go ahead TD, but a fumble in the third quarter, with seven minutes remaining cut the drive short. Bremen was denied first down yardage and was forced to punt. Again a costly mistake gave Bremen great field position as the punt was fumbled and recovered big Bremen on the 14 yard line. It was up to the Warrior defense to shine and shine it did! The Warrior defense came up with some outstanding plays to

hold a powerful Bremen running attack on downs. This great defensive stand gave Wawasee’s offense the extra punch it needed for the winning touch down. Wawasee took over on its six yard line 1-10. Kim Cripe ran straight ahead for nine with Pat Spearman picking up the first down on the 20 yard line. Pat again ran right up the middle for eight and on second and two, Tim Blue ran on the keeper for 25 big yards. The Bremen defense stiffened and forced Wawasee into a fourth down and one yard situation. With 36 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Tim Blue called time out and conferred with coach Don Storey. Electing to go for the first down Tim faked a plunge into Bremen’s line and instead handed the ball to Wawasee’s Pat Spearman who outran everyone on the field for a tremendous 36 yard touchdown. The run for the extra points failed but for the first time in the game Wawasee lead 12-7.

The fourth quarter saw Bremen trying desperately to play catch up football. Unable to run against the Warrior’s defense, Bremen was forced to put the ball in the air which was no more effective than the running attack. The game ended much the way it started with John Rhodes again intercepting a Bremen pass on the goal line stopping Bremen’s last desperate attempt to score. The Warriors played a very inspired game as this time it was an outstanding ground attack coupled with a very much improved defense which can’t help but make the future brighter. Congratulations on a very big win!

The Warriors played without the services of Mike Klenke who suffered a concussion in the Goshen game a week ago. We hope to see him back in uniform in the near future. Statistics follow: W B First downs 9 7 Net Yard rush 232 140 Ne>yards passed 49 79 Passes attempted 9 21 Passes completed 4 4 Yards penalized 45 30 Fumbles 2 2 Fumbles lost 2 1 Interceptions by 3 2 Punts 4 4

Times Set For South Shore Inter-Club Match This Week End The following tee times have been scheduled for the Inter-Club golf match this Saturday at South Shore Golf club: t 10:30 — G. Carpentar and T. Auer vs. G. Stoffel and N. Kistler 10:38 — D. Hartter and D. Holterman vs. D. Hockart and S. Leman 10:46 — J. Berkey and B. Shannon vs. J. Speicher and J. Newcomer 10:54 — B. Striggle and D. Gildersleeve vs. D. O’Connor and R. Solina 11:02 — D. Bell and F. Ringler vs. J. Arnott and P. Kline 11:10 — H. Bartman and P. Karlin vs. M. Slabaugh and B. Beemer 11:18—Dr. Coil and F. Clayton vs. G. Meek and J. Johnson 11:26 — B. Shock and M. Coyle vs. D. Balsley and L. Byland 11:34 — G. Gardner and D. Morris vs. R. Grimm and G. Pippen 11:42 — J. Nash and D. Schaumleffel vs. S. Mollenhour and R. Southam 11:50 — C. Armstrong and R. Skillen vs. W. Longfield and L. Young . 11:58 — B. Graff and C. Richards vs. B. Nettrour and D. Maresh 12:06 —H. Caudill and C. Koher vs. F. Hockert and L. Adkins 12:14 —B. Fisher and L. Welty vs. M. Smith and R. Enoch 12:22 — J. Hossinger and B. Gaier vs. D. Deck and S. Hockert 12:30 — Dr. Walgamuth and T. Darr vs. B. Dreves and J. Curtis 12:38 — J. Henry and Jerry Thornburg vs. H. Doering and J. Mellinger 12:46 — B. Spurting and L. Vance vs. B. Lantz and B. Whitehead 12:54 — L. Holterman and L. Swank vs. D. Callander and J. Hughes 1:02 — B. Felkner and B. DeWitt vs. G. Myers and D. Hosier 1:10 — C. Campbell and D. Roderick vs. J. McCarty and E. Miller 1:18 — Red Martin and A. Lamley vs. E. Ganz and J. Nelson 1:26 — C. Heckaman and ? vs. B. Peters and ?

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w[ ♦ >.! £ SBb. ■" * W * . 1 ■ Tl--OFFENSIVE — This week’s offensive player of the week is senior Pat Spearman who carried the ball 13 times Friday night for 94 net yards. He scored the Warriors two touchdowns, one from eight yards out and the other from 36 yards out.

AJBC Elects Officers To Add Bantam League

Lakeland youths from the Milford, North Webster and Syracuse areas, from both high school and junior high, met at Wawasee Bowl Saturday morning for an organizational meeting for league bowling. Steve Peterson was elected president for the high school group; Scott Huff er, vice president; Kevin Knisley, *secretary and Gail Brown, treasurer. President for the junior high group is Barbara Brouwer and secretary, Dan Dieterly. It was decided league play will start on October 5 at 3 p.m. for

Warrior B-Team Dropped By Bremen Lions The Wawasee B-team lost to Bremen in a muddy battle 16-8 Saturday morning at Bremen. The Warriors struck for a touchdown in only four plays with Rick Brannock scoring on a 30yard run. Brannock also scored the two-point conversion on a run for an 8-0 lead. Bremen came back in the second quarter with a one-yard plunge after a 45-yard drive, adding a two-point conversion play, evening the half time score, 8-8. Downfall <■ Rain continued to come down in the second half as the Warrior offense controlled the ball but could not score. Late in the fourth quarter, a dropped punt and a later interception, proved to be a Warrior downfall. Bremen took advantage of their mistakes and scored with only 25 seconds left in the game. The Warrior record is 2-2 with a North Wood defeat 8-0 last week in a brilliant defensive effort. They travel to Fairfield Saturday for their next game. Game Statistics W B Yards Rushing 82 49 Yards Passing 20 37 Total 102 86 First Downs 10 3 Passes Attempted 7 6 Passes Completed 3 1 Passes Intercepted 3 2 Yards Penalized 35 5

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the-high school and October 9 at 9 a.m. for the junior group. All are to attend a pre-bowl workshop at the bowling lanes on Saturday morning, Oct. 2, at 10 a.m. Adults in charge of the young group of bowlers have decided to attempt to establish a Bantam league which would include fifth grade girls and boys if enough interest is shown. Those interested are asked to attend a meeting next Saturday, Oct. 2, at 10 a.m. at the bowling lanes with parent permission needed. Youths may be from the Milford. North Webster and Syracuse communities.

Auctioneer Greer Has Sale, To Retire Leonard and Shirley Greer have sold their corner business south of Syracuse, the Discount Gas for Less and Greer Auction, to Richard Lehman of Crown Point and Bob Burke, Gary, and are announcing an auction of personal property this Friday evening at the auction barn. Greer will continue to serve as an auctioneer for the new owners on Fridays until the first of the year at which time he plans to retire and do some traveling. They have moved their mobile home to Turtle Bay. Lehman plans to move his wife and four children to the Syracuse community as soon as appropriate housing is available, as does Burke who has a wife and three daughters. The Louis Siri family of Shorewood, Wis., spent the week end with her parents, the Lyle Seifferts of Lake Wawasee.

r DEFENSIVE — The defensive player of the week is John Rhodes who made two vital interceptions during the night. One was at the beginning of the game while the other came near the end of the evening’s play.

Tourney Is Underway At Wawasee The annual golf tournament is underway at the Wawasee golf course with first round results and second round parings listed below. Championship flight (first round winners) — Calvin Jones over Elmer Largin 9-7, Joe Schidel over M erill Postmas 2-1, Jim Bauman over Dick Haines 42, Tom Parcell over Dick Zollinger 3-1, Mike Summey over Ed Denzel 3-1, Carl Shearer over Mel King 2-1, Al Postma over Matt O’Hare 9-8, and Leonard Jones over Rex Yentes 6-5. Championship flight (second round parings) — Jones and Schidel, Bauman and Parcell, Summey and Shearer, Postma and Jones. A flight (first round championship (light losers) — Largin and Postma, Haines and Zollinger, Denzel and King, O’Hare and Yentes. B flight (first round winners ) — Oliver Replogle over Glen King 9-7, Leroy Chokey over Kyle Cunningham 3-2, Larry Claybaugh over Paul Michael 3-2, Bob Archer over Howard Haab 32, Bud Dippon over Charles Brice 2 up, Ralph Bontrager over Glen Yoder 1 up in 20 holes, Larry Miller over Chuck Stille in a forfeit and Ed Ralston over Bob Fisher 4-3. Bflight (second round parings) — Replogle and Chokey, Claybaugh and Archer, Dippon and Bontrager and Miller and Ralston. C flight (first round B flight losers) — King and Cunningham, Michael and Haab, Brice and Yoder and Stille and Fisher. D flight (first round winners) — Lamar Lindman over Earl Money 2-1, Lloyd Bontrager over

Glen Knisley 2 up, Warren Fisher over Larry Couker in a forfeit, Howard Cripe over John Swickie in a forfeit, Carl Borders over Orville Vanderßeyden 2 up, Gary Price over Dave Eckelbarger 6-5, Jack Homer over Paul Kizer 4-3 and Mike Cripe bye. D flight (second round parings) — Lindman and Bontrager, Fisher and Cripe, Borders and Price and Honer and Cripe. E flight (first round D flight losers) — Money and Knisley, Couker and Swickie, Vanderßeyden and Eckelbarger and Kizer bye.

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