The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 October 1971 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 27, 1971

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Warriors Stop Manch With 24—13 Victory

Wawasee’s Warriors escaped with a 24-13 victory over an upset minded group of Manchester boys Friday in a game played at North Manchester. Wawasee provided the first scoring action of the game, which came with five minutes left in the first quarter. John Rhodes made a nice pass interception on Wawasee’s 20 yard line with Tim Blue taking over from there. On the first play after the interception. Tim rolled out to his right, looking for a receiver and finding none, moved behind some fine Mocking, finally breaking open around Wawasee’s 40 yard line and streaked the rest of the ■ way, 80 yards in all, for Wawasee’s first TD. The PAT failed and Wawasee lead 6-0. Neither team had much success in mounting a scoring threat until 7:30 left in the second quarter, with Blue connecting with John Rhodes for Wawasee’s second TD of the evening. The TD pass to Rhodes capped off an 80 yard march with Pat Spearman and Kim Cripe providing strong running for the Warriors. Just as it looked like the Warriors might turn the game into a rout, Manchester's quarterback Jerry Pottenger operating from the seldom seen (‘‘shotgun") formation, where the quarterback takes the snap from the center about eight or nine yards behind the line of scrimage in order to discourage strong pass rush. Pottenger gave Manchester a big spark of life when he hit Rich Day for an 11

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The National Honor Camping Organization within the Boy Scouts of America elected new officers October 16 at a week end gathering held at Camp Pioneer Trails. The local lodge is the Papakeechie Lodge 142 and covers Elkhart, Lagrange and Kosciusko counties and a small chapter in Indianapolis. The newly elected lodge chief is Jim Molebash, 18, a senior in the Warsaw high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Molebash, 1010 East Clark street, Warsaw. Jim is a member of the warsaw Explorer Scouts Troop 67 who are sponsored by the Warsaw Lions.

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yard TD, with the PAT failing. Manchester had cut Wawasee’s lead to six at halftime. The start of the third quarter saw Manchester recovering a fumble on the kickoff on the 36 yard line. Four short plays later a quarterback sneak by the Squires Dean Wendell tied the game. Day kicked the extra point and suddenly the Warriors found themselves behind. On the second play after the Manchester kick off Tim Blue hit senior speedster Pat Spearman with a swing pass on the left side lines,/ maneuvering beautifully Pat broke three Manchester tackles and finally broke clear about midfield. From that point on it was merely a foot race with Pat winning by a large margin. Pat’s touchdown run was without a doubt one of his finest individual preformances in the 1971 football season for the Warriors, covering 84 yards. With Pat’s touchdown providing the big lift the Warriors needed, they took control the rest of the way. Their last score came with 5:16 left in the last quarter, through the combined efforts of Kim Cripe, Spearman, Bill Leemon and Tim Blue the Warriors powered their way to Manchester’s six yard line. After a five yard penalty, Tim Blue again fired a touchdown strike to Tom Fribley. PAT failed, making the final score 24-13. Wawasee takes on a fine NorthWood squad Friday in the last home game of the season.

Ed Baker, 17, was elected vice chief. Ed attends Triton high school and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baker of Burket. He is a member <rf Troop 82 sponsored by the Burket Volunteer Firemen. The local lodge is separated into four chapters and one of the chapters is Kosciusko county. The new Kosciusko county chapter chief is Doug Roberts, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts of r 5 Warsaw. He is a member of Troop 59 sponsored by the Atwood Lions club. Terry Mack is the local district scout executive.

ester ' f Game Statistics W M First downs 16 10 Net yards rush 265 28 Net yards pass 236 280 Passes attempted 16 43 Passes completed 9 19 Yards penalized 55 40 Fumbles 2 1 Fumbles lost 2 0 Interceptions by 3 1 Punts 2 6 South Whitley Faculty To Play Psychedelic 7 Norman Jarboe, principal and Merle Holden, atheltic director of South Whitley’s middle school, have announced the ‘‘Psychedelic 7" will play the men faculty on Monday, Nov. 8, at the South Whitley middle school at 8 p.m. The game is sponsored by the middle school athletic department. The preliminary game is still uncertain but may feature the junior high cheerleaders playing the elementary and middle school women faculty members in a volleyball game. * The faculty all-stars will be composed of the men teaching in the Whitko high school and the South Whitley middle school. Medals To Honor Cromwell, Rockne Two beautiful medals have been issued by two societies that honor greats of the United' States and Britain. The Britannia Commemorative Society has issued a medal honoring Oliver Cromwell. The National Commemorative Society has an American in a completely different field, Knute Rockne. Oliver Cromwell dismissed Parliament by an order that was enforced by his soldiers. Cromwell was made lord protector of England, an office to be held for life and one which carried with it many powers once held only by kings. Cromwell reformed the courts, brought prosperity to the country, defeated Holland and Spain in war, but his rule by troops was very unpopular at home. Eventually he had to relax his military rule and summon a fresh Parliament. Cromwell died in 1658. Before long. Parliament was firmly on the road to achieving what he really wanted —a government

Wawasee B Team Rolls Over North Manchester

The young Warriors at Wawasee extended a victory string to six games Saturday by defeating Manchester at Wawasee. 3(H). The win marked the fourth straight shut-out and the fifth of the season. The Warriors allowed only four touchdowns while scoring 172 points themselves. Tom Sorenson started the scoring with an intercepted lateral and ran 10-yards for the score. The PAT was scored on a nn by Mike Wollman. Randy Lewallen found an opening and scampered 60-yards for a T.D. on the second play of the game, and Rick Brannock added the points after. Mark Smith scored on an interception from 20-yards away and the Squires found themselves down 22-0 at the half. The Squires continued to run a shot-gun offense which never got started as the Warriors held them to only one-yard passing on 27 attempts. Wawasee went on to its own polecat offense and Smith scored

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of the nation through the agency of monarchs. The Cromwell medal is the 26th commemorative medal issued by the Britannia Commemorative Society. It was sculpted by James Berry and produced in the United States by the Franklin Mint. For information concerning medals of the society write to the Britannia Commemorative Society, North American Headquarters, 2300 Farrett Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026. ♦ ♦ ♦ The 81st medal in the National Commemorative Society series honors Knute Rockne. It marks the 31st commemorative issued in Series II of the society. The medal was sculpted by Warner Williams and the obverse features a full-face portrait of the famed Notre Dame football coach. The inscription reads: “Knute Rockne — All Time Great of American Football — 18881931." The reverse shows the completion of a forward pass, an innovation that Rockne brought to the game as a player. The inscription on the reverse of the medal reads: We Are Going Out There And Fight — .And We Are Going To Win." Rockne was killed in an air crash in Kansas in 1931. For information concerning the National Commemorative Society. write to Box 100, Lansdowne. Pa. 19050. * * * The 1972 silver anniversary edition of “A Guide Book of U. S. Coins” by R. S. Yeoman is considered one of the most authoritative references on current market values of American coins. It is published by the Hobby Division, Western Publishing Co., Inc., Racine, Wis. The revised edition features detailed listing and valuation of every major variety. Hie values in The “Red Book” are established by a panel of more than 40 dealers and numismatic contributors who rank as the nation’s foremost experts in the coin collecting field. The book is available at bookstores, hobby shops and coin dealers for $2.50. If it is not available in your vicinity, write: Western Publishing Co., Inc., Racine, Wis. ♦ ♦ ♦ A special coin-medal has been issued,to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, the nation’s oldest, largest and best-known .American Indian exposition. The medal was struck by the Franklin mint. For further information, write: Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association, Box 1029, Gallup, N. M. 87301.

on a 15-yard pass play from Brannock. The P A T. was scored by Jack Schopf and game ended, 30-0. The “B” team ended its season with six wins and two losses. Game Statistics W M Yards rushing 186 -7 Yards passing 115 1 Total 201 -6 First Downs Rushing 8 0 First Downs Passing 0 0 First Downs by Penalty 1 o Total 9 0 Passes attempted 6 27 Passes completed 1 2 Passes intercepted by 5 1 Punting average: W-28 yds. M-23 yards

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Northwestern 24 — Indiana 10. A revoltin development and more of the same. We get within one or two missed assignments of winning and boom. An underrated team said the Northwestern quarterback. The best 1-6 team I ever saw says the assistant coach but we still lost. We had them on the run after a “queer queer” call when our boys aroused, marched to a touchdown and then got to Ist and one on the four. A rollout called by the coach that looked like a pass option from the stands, but it was headed right until a lineman — our usually best one — missed a block and let the free safety through without* touching him. No one particular spot or thing is hurting us. We threw the first touchdown pass against the best pass defense in the country — in fact, the first one in three years that those deep defenders have allowed. We threw at them and made them like it. McNulty got credit for 215 yards passing and completed 75 more than were nullified by infractions —two of the three are known as “suspect” calls. The killer came when we intercepted and after the teams had changed fields one official called a penalty on the play — and Northwestern got the ball back. John Pont got his Ist “Technical” of his life. After this we were a great team until the goof on the 4 and we lost our zip again. It showed they can do it. Maybe we will yet. Michigan had better watch out — so we hope. We are playing good football even though some people only think of win — nothing else. I saw the freshmen at Northwestern which was a great I. U. job. Talked to one of the Northwestern freshman coaches and he was tremendously impressed

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with our freshman personnel. The team cohesion flattened against Illinois and the offense gave up the football 11 times but Buddy Hornbeck is now the quarterback and he is slick. Thay say that Willie Jones is a “Heisman Trophy’’ candidate and Hornbeck may not be number one but the Northwestern coaches think Hornbeck the best they have seen and a fine Big Ten quarterback prospect. We are weak on punt return at the varsity level but Bill Atkinson from Gas City ran 4 punts. One for 6 yards, one for 25 yards, one for 70 yards and one for 75 yards. He really has it. One of the Northwestern defenders told me he was awful tough and also says that our wide receiver is the toughest boy to cover he has ever been on. This is his third freshman game and he played the toughest Illinois high school league.

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