The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 October 1971 — Page 2
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Warriors Score 34-0 Shutout Agdinst Concord's Minutemen
By TED Wawasee’s Warriors scored a smashing victory over a winless Concord team Friday night at Syracuse to the tune of 34-0. The Warriors were very eager to put a conference game in the win column after a disappointing loss one week prior at the hands of the powerful Plymouth Rockies. Wasting no time. Tim Blue hit Bill Leemon for a shocking 60yard touchdown strike on Wawasee’s first set of downs with only 30 seconds gone in the first quarter. With the PAT unsuccessful Kim Cripe sent a booming kick toward Concord with the ball downed on the one yard line giving the Warriors great field position as a Warrior defense stopped Concord cold and forced the Minutemen to punt. After receiving the punt on the 34 yard line Tim Blue and Mike Vanlaningham picked up 11 and five yards respectively. Then on three and one, Kim Cripe blasted through a hole in Concord's right side for Wawasee’s second touchdown in less than five minutes With the PAT failing. Wawasee lead 12-0. With the sudden scoring out-
Concord Bombed By B-Team Action
The young Warriors at Syracuse traveled to Concord Saturday, scalping their opponents 42-0 for a third straight shutout for the B-team and their fourth of the season The Warrtor ( offense is also showing a lot of ( punch. Randy Lewallen started the scoring on a 15-yard pass from Rick Brannock and the two-point conversion was good for a pass from Mark Smith to Dave Troup. ' An interception was made by Smith and Mike Wollman scored on a one-yard plunge and the PA T. added by Lewallen Bob Bauman ended the first half scoring on a 12-yard return of an interception to make the score 220. Kick-Off In the second half, Bauman
Jackets Win Again!
The Syracuse Yellow Jackets ended their fourth consecutive winning season by defeating Rome City, 14-6, this past week. In this final encounter, the ‘Jackets met their strongest competition of the year with Rome City suffering only one other loss during the season prior to play with Syracuse In the first quarter, neither team could penetrate into the opponent’s territory, however, as the second quarter began, Syracuse took the ball from the 32-yard line and marched down field with the strong running of Jerry Yoder With the ball resting on the Rome City 30-yard line, Keith Cripe stepped back and threw to his left-end Dale Gam for the touchdown. On the try, for the extra point, Jerry Yoder ran over with Syracuse leading 8-0 at halftime. Halftime Syracuse started the second half by kicking to Rome City who brought the ball out to their 42, and with three minutes in play.
burst subsiding as quickly as it began both teams were unable to score the rest of the first half. In the second half the Warriors again.found pay dirt. With 6:15 remaining in the third quarter Tim Blue hit big Tom Fribley with a quick pass right over the Concord line with Tom taking over from the moment of reception and out running everybody for 53 yards and Wawasee’s third touchdown of the evening. With the PAT again failing, it made the score 18-0. With 2:55 still left in the third quarter Bob Mosier intercepted a Concord pass and returned it to the Concord 46. Mike Vanlaningham ran for the first down to the 39, before Kim Cripe found another big hole in the center of Concord’s line and went all the way for the touchdown. The PAT was good on a Blue to John Rhodes pass giving the Warriors a lead 4 With touchdowns becoming a contagious thing, speedster Pat Spearman found daylight through a hole opened up by Dwight Custer and Tom Fribley made a great touchdown run of 59 yards. With Blue again con-
took the initial kickoff and returned it 80-yards for his second T.D. The was again scored by Lewallen. Later in the third period, quarterback Smith rolled out for 6-yards and another Warrior touchdown with the final score of the game coming on a one-yard plunge by Bob Mosier. The Warriors are now 5-2 on the season and their final game will be at Syracuse Saturday against Manchester. Game Statistics W C Yards Rushing 100 11 , Yards Passing 44 0 Total Yards 144 11 Passes Attempted - 9 5 Passes Completed 3 0 Passes Intercepted 4 0 First Downs 8 2
Rome City pushed across a score on an end sweep. Try for the extra point was not good. The game remained a deadlock until start of the fourth when Rick Bauman ran from the four-yard line for Syracuse and a score but try for the extra point failed. With six minutes left in the game, Jeff Miller threw a halfback pass which was intercepted and carried back to the Syracuse 32-yard line. At this point, the led by Larry Allen, Brent McClure, Nelson Preston and Jerry Yoder, came to life and held on the first three plays. The ball, now resting on the 26yard line, Rome City tried to pass but it was picked off by cornerback Allen and taken back to the 25-yard line. With four minutes remaining, Yoder ran 37-yards for a first down. Leading ground gainer for Syracuse was Yoder with 18 carries and 121-yards In the passing department. Cripe attempted 7 passes and completed four for 74-yards. For the complete season, young Cripe threw
necting with John Rhodes for two more points the final score 34-0 showed on the board. The last quarter saw the Warrior reserves doing a good job on offense and defense with „ sophomore quarterback Rick Brannock showing great promise in his running and good execution of plays. Special recognition should go to the Warriors’ defensive unit who played nothing short of a great game, forcing Concord to punt seven times, while holding them to only 80 yards rushing, 55 passing and stopped Concord many times for minus yardage. Wawasee travels to North Manchester Friday in a NLC match. Game Statistics W C First down 15 10 Net yards rushed 312 80 Net yards passed 167 55 Passes attempted 18 19 Passes completed 7 5 Yards penalized 30 40 Fumbles 3 2 Fumbles lost 11 Interceptions by 3 1 Punts 17
32 passes and completed 24 for a 75 per cent average. Awards The most valuable defensive player award went to Larry Allen for excellent tackling and one interception. Seventh grade quarterback Keith Cripe received the most valuable offensive player award and Nelson Preston once again received a star for the most tackels (7). Basketball Schedule Given For South Whitly Middle School The following schedule has been released for South Whitley’s middle school for seventh and eighth grade basketball for 197172: November 18 — Churubusco H 6:30 23 — Crestview H 6:30 29 — Akron H 6:00 December 2 — Central Noble H 6:00 6 — Talma . T 6:00 8 — Marshall MemorialH 4:15 16 — Central (N. Man.) H 6:00 January 4 — Homestead T 6:3u 5 - Arcola T 4:15 13 — Avilla T 6:00 18 — Syracuse T 6:00 20 — North Webser T 4:30 22 — 7th 4-way at South •Whitley (South Whitley. Talma, Pierceton and Akron) morning and afternoon 25 — Central (N. Man.) T 6:00 27 — Salamonie H 6:00 29 — Bth. 4-way at Pierceton (South Whitley, Pierceton, Talma and Akron) morning and afternoon February 1— White’s Institute H 6:30 1-9 — County tourney 14-16 — County tourney 19 — Bth 4-way at North Manchester (North Manchester, South Whitley, Northfield and Wabash) morning and afternoon. The South Whitley team carries the nickname of Bulldogs. Their colors are blue and white. Merle R. Holden, athletic director of the school, serves as head coach with Ray Auker as assistant.
Prep Out Plays New Buffalo Wawasee Prep’s steadily improving offense showed strength and balance through the air and on the ground when meeting the hard-hitting gridders from New Buffalo, Mich., last week. With quickness through the air, New Buffalo, coming into Indiana for the first time, Robinson hit . Lyles with a strike. Prep received the kickoff and scored while the rest of the game was controlled by the offense and quick defense for a final score of 55-22. Offensive standouts for the Lakers were Greg Anderson, a speedy and cutting halfback, with 209-yards rushing for 11 carries and 43-yards through the air resulting in 5 TDs, and Sylvester Allen, another junior, having a fine day with 11 passes received, three for TDs, 45-yards rushing and passing for 208-yards. Interior men such as Ray Vanett at tackle, Jeff Brown at guard, Jack Pain, center, Kevin McLain and Maurice Johnson at the other guard, and Frank Hunckler at tackle, showed good Defensively, Vanett continues to lead a tough hitting group with 8 solo tackles and five assists. Jeff Brown, Hunckler, Anderson. Hurd and Tim Jehl had a “fun time” on defense. Prep’s next game is at Prairie Heights this Friday night at 7:30. The supporting junior varsity team won its second game without a loss, defeating a good Jimtown team in week end play, 20-16. Monday the freshmansophomore members traveled to West Noble for a game and the final JV game will be at Prep Monday, Oct. 25, at 4:15. Wawasee Prep 12 18 12 13 55 New Buffalo, Mich. 8 8 6 0 22 NB — Pierre Lyles 22 pass from Gene Robinson (Lyles pass from Robinson) WP — Sylvester Allen 15 run (pass fail) WP — Greg Anderson 32 pass from Allen (pass fail) WP — Anderson 3 run (run fail) NB — Lyles 65 pass from Robinson (Marc Covert run) WP — Anderson 55 run (pass failed) WP — Rod Martin 55 pass from Allen (run fail) WP — Anderson 26 run (pass fail) NB — Greg Battle 24 pass from Robinson (run fail) WP — Anderson 66 run (pass fail) WP — Andre Scott 5 pass from Allen (Ray Vanett kick) WP — Terry Bonds pass from Tom Doyle (kick blocked) Statistics' Wawa New Prep. Buffalo First Downs 14 7 Rushing yardage 293 121 Passing yardage 234 203 Passes 11-2 D-0 13-27-4 Punts 3-40 4-20 Fumbles lost 1 2 Penalty 90 60 Local Rotarians Retain Golf Trophy The Syracuse-Wa wasee Rotary club retained a floating golf trophy for another year following play last Wednesday. * Last year, Ligonier rota nans and the local club adopted an annual Dr. Albers Memorial Golf tournament for a floating trophy which was won by the local club. Visiting Mother At Syracuse 'staff Sergeant and Mrs. Donald Stollery arrived Sunday from Keesler air base for a week’s stay with her mother, Mrs. Helene Adair at Syracuse. The air force couple will leave Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. Audrey Stollery at Rochester, N.Y., for a week and a week with relatives in Florida prior to returning to Keesler.
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— WHS Players Os The Week —
U I IK \ tfrtj - IK $ — I . DEFENSIVE PLAYER — The defensive player of the week is Dan Mosier who had seven assists and six solo tackles as the Warriors rolled over Concord’s Minutemen on the Wawasee field Friday night. OFFENSIVE PLAYER — The offensive player of this week is senior quarterback Tim Blue. Tim made 18 completions on 18 tries for a total of 166 yards in the air and two touchdowns. He also carried the ball for 88 yards.
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Ohio State 27 — Indiana 7. A Ding a Ling ball game with a capitol D for Durn. A game that had Indiana in a good position for an upset with Ohio State only 6 points ahead and I.U. with the football —a first down by a great run from quarterback Ted McNulty but Ted was smacked very very hard — enough to put him out of action and we fumbled the first play. That was all she wrote. Indiana played well enough to have beaten every team on the schedule up to that point and was behind on a play that drew a thunderous round of boos. It looked as though the play could have been called wrong. It was right in front of me but the ref was in position — something you couldn’t say at Wisconsin. It was a tough “judgment” call and will be called the opposite about as many times. Our big gripe is that another close pass interference call (that was the call on the first one) was called very loose. It would have put Indiana ahead, probably. Without the favorable break on the close call Ohio State would not have put together a long touchdown drive. The other two ■'came in “catch up situations” that would have been played differently if we had been in front. John Debbout, the only senior in the defensive line, broke an arm. Barszilauskas, the 6 ft. 8 in. super soph moves in as does another soph — Frank Pi warski who is now backing up the great Joe Bawlitsch. Danny Grossman, after a summer knee injury and stepping on a nail got into the game. He is a fine athlete and get a fine tackle on the first play. Larry Wright plays safety and cornerback and when at safety we now have one senior in the defensive unit and it is a very good defensive unit. That senior
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is Chuck Thompson and Grossman will step in there in good shape next year or Rod Lawson, the phenom on the freshman squad. Other young sophs that are going from green sophs to experienced junior are in the middle of the offensive line. Dan Boarman and Schumaker at the guards are flanking soph Chuck Sukurs. If they don’t get injured some all-conference selection candidates are here their senior year. Ohio State is a national powerhouse and needed a “break” in the calls to put together any touchdown drive and could easily have lost the whole ball of wax. We are coming and will spring an upset soon. Next week is homecoming. That would be a good time to start and not out of the question. LAKELAND LOCAL Visitors in the home of Allie Rumfelt at Fort Wayne this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Weaver of New Paris, Mrs. Gladys Sharp, and Rev. and Mrs. Carl Stump, all of Nappanee.
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Meeting Held To Form Booster Club For Little League
An organizational meeting of parents and interested persons was held last Thursday evening to form a booster club for the summer baseball program. There were 21 persons present and several people who could not attend expressed an interest in the program. Robert Long, summer athletic director, explained how the program is presently financed and the plans of the school board to move the baseball diamond from the present site .to an area directly west of the site. He made several suggestions for the group to consider raising money for, including building dugouts and purchasing uniforms for the Little League. He answered several questions and expressed
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a desire to work with the group to improve our summer baseball program. During the business meeting, the following officers were elected: President — Fred Weisser Vice-president — Pete Wuthrich Secretary — Mrs. Jacob Kern 111 Treasurer — Mrs. Frank Grove The name of "Milford Baseball Boosters” was selected, and funds raised by the organization will be used to benefit both Tee Ball and Little League. The boys involved will sell candles as a fund-raising project. A meeting will be held in Qie near future to distribute the candles and make further plans for the program.