The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 January 1972 — Page 2

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Hit Century Mark Second Week In A Row

By TED SPEICHER The weather around Warrior country jumped 10 degrees Saturday as Spears’ Warriors could have melted the ice on Lake Wawasee as they melted the Akron Flyers spirit if nothing else. Led by Wawasee’s Jeff (’’Jerry Hughes with tremendous backing from all teammates, the Warriors defeated a tough Akron squad 115-97. Akron, with a 41 point fourth quarter effort, made the game’s final score appear much closer than it could have been. The game started slow as both teams battled for the lead. At 2:44 in the first quarter Jeff Hughes, Jack Beer and John Hamilton scored 10 points in two minutes with Johnny cashing in on a three point play in the closing seconds of the first quarter to give Wawasee a slight 20-15 lead. In the second quarter Jeff Hughes hit two quick jumpers and with a fine assist from Johnny Hamilton cashed in on his third field goal before Akron had a chance to score However, Akron being a very fine shooting club, refused to concede a very large lead to the Warriors who threatened to break the game wide open with some fine help on the boards from Tom Fribley and some fancy shooting from Dan Mosier ' Wawasee held a 49-39 halftime advantage with Jeff Hughes contributing 21 first half points. The third quarter proved to be the big game breaker as Wawasee ripped the nets for 31 points while holding Akron to 17. Getting very good outside shooting from Jack Beer, Hughes and Hamilton seemed to spark Wawasee as their fastbreak soon opened up an 80-56 lead. The fourth quarter was absolute pandemonium as Warrior HITS CENTURY MARK — Jeff Hughes was caught by a MailJournal photographer as he scored the two points to give the Warriors IM points on the board Saturday night. Hughes hit for 35 during the night.

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Sflg| *. J mHmII DYNAMIC Wo AT WORK — Wawasee’s dynamic duo, John Hamilton and Jeff Hughes, are shown at work Saturday night. Hamilton is high in the air as he scores two additional points for the Warriors on their patented fast break and Hughes looks on.

fans began yelling for Wawasee to break the century mark Warrior Jeff Hughes, as though ' he was destined, hit three field goals in succession with the third one coming at 4:21 in the fourth quarter as the fans and players were bringing the rafters down Less than a minute later Coach Tom Spear removed all five of his starters, each getting a deserving standing ovation The game was truly one of the most exciting ever played in the Warrior House with every member of the team contributing in some way as Wawasee rewrote its own history which was made only days prior to the game. Akron cashed in on the charity stripe as the Flyers hit 39 of 43 attempts while Wawasee cashed in on 21 of 25 attempts for 85 per cent. Wawasee also hit on 47 of 91 attempts from the field B-Team Action Balanced scoring by Mike Zurcher, Bob Mosier and Craig Fidler proved to be enough for Wawasee’s fine junior varsity team as they scored a double slam Friday and Saturday by winning both games. The young Warriors led at all stops with the fourth quarter being the big one with 23 points topping Akron 67-55 Box scores on the varsity game follow: WAWASEE (115) — Blue 612. Hamilton 942, Hughes 16-3-1. Jack Beer 844, Workman 105. Fribley 324, Dan Mosier 201, Fred Beer 033. Bob Mosier 243, Jan Beer 001. Mike Zurcher 001, Rapp 001. TOTALS 47-21-28 AKRON (97) - Coplen 2-11-2. Les Howard 593. Fetrow 684, Bussard 643. Hunter 302, Ken Howard 021. Powell 340, Hackworth 414. TOTALS 29-39-19 A littte poem dedicated v to Apathy:' Breathes there a man who can still be a shrugger . While handing his wallet to the neighborhood mugger?

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Bowling Tournament Set The second annual Lakeland Women’s Bowling association tournament has been set for February at the Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. Entries opened on December 1 and close January 29. Entries or further information should be directed to Mrs. Kenneth (Kathryn) Knisley, secretary of the association. Team event will be rolled during league play on the nights of February 22 and 24 with doubles and singles set for Sunday. Feb 27 Sherry Butler Rolls 605 Series Sherry Butler of Syracuse rolled a 605 series Wednesday evening. Jan. 12. during league bowling at Wawasee Bowl. Carrying an average of 145 in the Hits and Misses league. Miss Butler had games of 215, 212 and 178. Tuesdav Night Ladies Frog Tavern 554 284 Jot Em Down Grocery 554 284 Lakeside Laundry 54 30 Syracuse Rubber 45 39 Walter Drug Co. 44 40 Grassy Creek Rest 424 414 Augsburger's 42 42 Burger Dairy 36 48 Lakeland Standard 24 60 Greer Auction 214 624

Goshen Tops Wawasee Swim Team 49-43

The Goshen Redskins topped the Wawasee Warriors last Tuesday night as the Warrior swim team traveled to Goshen for a match with the always strong Redskin swimmers. The Warriors’ Dave Berghorn set a new varsity record as he swam the 100 yard backstroke in 1:02.1 Results follow: 200 yard medley relay — Goshen’s Kirkpatrick, Fult, Neff and Moreland 200 yard freestyle — Gardner G, Sarbaugh G and Greg Ummel W

High team series and game: Lakeside Laundry — 2225-755 500 series: S. Kern 179,200,168547, E. Wogoman 201, 178-531 450 series: J. Wortinger 175-483, B. Kern 167-459, J. Groves 170459, S. Hoover 163-458, J. Hoover 164-457, S. Gilbert 165-454, A. Hapner 170-450 160 games: J. Taylor 196, M. Whisler 182, I. Wiggs 172, C. Schlabach 169, D. Walker 168 Hits—Misses Brown’s Blades & Bits 43*4 284 American Industries 43 29 S. &S. 384 334 Brazel’sßait 38 34 Sylvan’s 37 35 Lil Granny’s 334 384 Syracuse Mobil 33 39 Bud’s Body Shop 324 394 Sudlow’sPier 32 40 Misfits 29 43 High team series and game: Brazel’s - 1998-669 600 series: S. Butler 605 500 series: D. Heckaman 507, B. Clemons 515, D. Butler 596 200games: S. Butler 215-212, D. Butler 218 170 games: S. Butler 178 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 71 Syracuse Rubber 6 2 Monsanto 6 2 Chambers & Krauter 6 2 Ruth’s Styling Salon 6 2 Regent Homes 5 3 Sleepy Owl 5 3 Stahly-Stillson 5 3 Precision Auto 5 3 Village Tap 4 4 O. Sales 4 4 Keith’s Plumbing 4 4 Beacon 4 4 Christner Oil 4 4 Mastercraft 3 5 United Telephone ; 2 6 Red’s Doubles 2 6 Chambers & Dippon 17 Gambles 1.7 Wawasee TV. 0 8 High team series and game Thwaits Grain — 2245 -.857 500 series: D. Zawadzke 531, A. Frenger 535, B. Frenger 548, L. Welty 585, M. Chambers 544, L. Krauter 534, C. Wogoman 556, L. Gilbert 523, R. Halsey 551, G. Thwaits 561, S. Kern 589, J. Kern 533, B. Thwaits 562, K. Smallwood 512, J. R. Kober 534, L. Young 599, J. Morganthaler 565, J. Pounds 541 450 series: E. Blakesley 457, L. McFarland 455, B. Kline 460, E. Carlson 457, M. Carlson 505, Zela Keim 470, B. Young 460, S. Cobbum 491 200 games: D. Maresh 200, L. Welty 211,205, L. Krauter 206, C. Wogoman 213, R. Halsey 211, G. Thwaits 213, S. Kern 212, 204, J. Kern 206, B. Thwaits 234, J. R. Koher 205, L. Young 248, C.‘ Menefee 207, J. Pounds 235 170 games: L. Gilbert. 172,191, E. Carlson 180, A. Frenger 189, 179, Zela Keim 180, S. Kern 173, G. Thwaits 179, B. Young 186, S. Cobum 189 Land O Lakes Lakeland Standard 11 5 V.F.W. 11 5 Frog Tavern 10 6 N.W. Legton 10 6 Vega Corp. 9 7 Dean's Food Serv. 9 7 Syracuse Legion 9 7 Bowen Motors 8 8 CA J Const 8 8 State Bank 8 8 Harris 7 9 Village Hdwe. 7 9 Sleepy Owl 7 9 White’s Plumbing 6 10 Syracuse Rubber 5 11 Auer’s Serv. 3 13 High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2770-953 600 series: M. Yoder 607, F. Nyikos 672, K. Knisley 608 500 series: J. Karesh 575, G. Bell 518, G. Vanator 559, P. Bright 510, J. Erdly 520, F. Hapner 501, L. Welty 568, H. Bartman 500, J Morganthaler 549, C. Walton 552, R. Brazel 514, P. Mast 513, C. Walton 564, C. Wheeler 501, M. Boyer 516, K. Koontz 558, D. Rensberger 513, B.

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200 yard individual medley — Kirkpatrick G, Boyer G and Dana Berghorn W 50 yard freestyle — Dave Berghorn W, Moreland G and Neff G Diving — Tom Keil G, Sawyer W and Stutz G 100 yard butterfly — Neff G, Herring G and Schernekau W 100 yard free-style — Moreland G, Gardner G and Dal Ummel W 100 yard backstroke — Dave Berghorn W, Frye W 100 yard breaststroke — Tom Spearman W, Schrump W

Clemmons 506, T. Darr 561, B. Eyer 527, S. Rensberger 528, C. Coburn 558, P. Campbell 532, B. Simon 549, D. Butler 565 200 games: M. Yoder 209, 201, J. Karesh 218, F. Nyikos 215,224, 233, G. Vanator 208, L. Welty 201, K. Koontz 208, T. Darr 221, B. Eyer 207, L. Weaver 201, S. Rensberger 229, C. Coburn 224, P. Campbell 204, K. Knisley 201,258, B. Simon 213 Tuesday Land O Lakes Sevens 37 15 Shoes 364 15)4 Alley Kings 36 16 Gutter Gusters 25 27 Alley Queens 23 29 8 Balls 224 29)4 Freshmen Fiends 21 31 VFW Auxiliary 20 32 Piay-a-While 20 32 Lakeland Standard 19 33 High team series and game: Sevens — 2092-824 * Honor Scores Girls: K. Byrket 400, A. Hapner* 178, Boys: S. McFarren 156, F. Troup 152, A. Brown 223,-461, M. Morganthaler 172, 174-493, L. Stidham 155,172-450, T. Stidham 154-415, K. Knisley 157, E. Paradis 164-456, S. Huffer 174-435, J. Thwaits 150,169-457, D. Knisley 156-416. Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 52 20 Aqua Land Motel 48 24 Wawasee TV 45 27 Monsanto 44 28 Lake City Builders 42 30 Jot-em-Down 40 32 The Mail-Journal 40 32 Kale Island Beacon 36 36 Bowen Motors 36 36 Louie’s Bar 35 37 Pilcher Shoes 35 37 Regent Homes 33 39 Counting House Bank 41 Brazels 30 42 N.W. Firemen’s Aux. 30 42 Bill’s Chalet , 29 42 Barth 25 47 Lakeland Standard 17 55 High team series and game: Aqua Land Motel — 2403-811 500 series: M. Lambert 171,179, 217-562, K. Knisley 197, 206-551, B. Nyce 187, 171, 189-547, G. Eyer 181, 194-532, J. Reed 180, 177-524, B. Gross 181, 181-516 450 series: E. Price 188,182-499, B. Menefee 497, L. Welty 494, J. Weaver 490, R. Easley 171, 183487, H. Taylor 171,171-486, H. Bell 477, J. Galloway 477, P. Maresh 475, D. Byrkett 465, N. Spurling 461, B. Caple 460, F. Eby 459, I. Stahley 459, M. Whisler 459, C. Hochstetler 458, A. Bechtold 453 170 games: L. Welty 188, B. Menefee 183, P. Maresh 183, A. Bechtold 181, E. Leap 181, M. Whisler 179, C. Peterson 177, B. Gardner 176, N. Spurling 176, F. Eby 175 Tuesday Afternoon State Bank of Syra. 46 30 Mocks Marine Rentals 44)i 314 American Ind. 44 32 Todd Realty 41 y, 34)fc Wawasee Laundromat 39 37 Cromwell Lumber 38 38 Mastercraft 34 38 Kern Grain 33 43 Superior Sample 31 45 Lovables 47 High team series: Kern Grain -2302 High team game: Todd Realty - 786 500 series: D. Johnson 184, 172514, S. Kern 189, 180-533 : 440 series: A. Dahlstrom 182 471, W. Finton 173-471, D. Thwaits 18M99, L. Neff 180-476, L. Connolly 451, M. Schlotterback ISO--445, M. L. Lambert 178, 189-492, H. Frushour 465, N. Kline 481, V. Penn 180-462 170 games: J. Cripe 182, L. Kistler 178 Milford Business Little A Clark 13 3 MilfordTV 12 4 Augsburger-Milford 10)> 5h Campbell's Market 9 7 Berk’s Body Shop 9 7 Arro Motor Homes 8 8

Walter Drug 7 9 KemGrain 7 9 Augsburger-Syracuse 7 9 Hickory Lounge 6 10 Sharp Hardware 5 11 C. S. Myers 3)i 12)4 High team series: Campbell’s Market — 2855 High team game: Kern Grain — 1031 500 series: D. Butler 592, C. Coburn 577, D. Thibaut 577, H. Wuthrich 571, D. Wolferman 564, B. Dippen 543, J. Speicher 543, B. Bushong 538, D. Neff 535, D. Johns 531, B. Clemons 519, D. Wuthrich 502, L. Newman 501, P. Campbell 501 200 games: C. Coburn 225, B. Simon 217-214, J. Neff 211, D. Wuthrich 202, D. Thibaut 202, D. Wolferman 201, D. Butter 200. Monday Night County Anchor Bar 51)4 24)4 Charlies Ten Pin 49)4 26)4 Pilcher Shoes 48)4 27)4 Liquor Locker 45)4 30)4 Wawasee Bowl 43 33 Barbee Hotel 41 35 Crow Roofing 41 35 Anderson Paint 40 36 Eager Leagers 38 38 Louies Bar 37 39 Bud’s Body Slop 37 39 Thornburgs 37 39 Frog Tavern 36 40 Kui ley’s Keglers 35 41 Aqualand Motel 32 44 Bushong Barber Shop 32 44 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 24 52 Schwartz Homes 16 60 High team series: Charlies Ten Pin - 2796 High team game: Pilcher Shoes — 968 High ind. game: C. Eby — 248 High ind. series: K. Koble — 202-241-204-647 I. Schlotterback 204, J. Schlotterback 211, J. Scarbeary 226- W. Stahly 203-551, R. Thwaits 555, M. Ganshorn 208, C. Frushour 240-203-594, V. Strayer 227- R. Schultz 205-561, A. Mousley 213, B. Graff 209, B. Anderson 234-595, A. Streby 220, L. Swope 221-200-586, R. Miller 205, D. Arthur 234, M. Hostetter 211, D. Strombeck 565, G. Vanator 223, M. Dorsey 210-575, H. Hochstetler 220, H. Bartman 222602, R. Maresh 218, L. Welty 206563, R. Thibaut 243-579, G. Pavel 219 Office Os The Secretary Public Information Division INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana state highway commission announced today that the year 1971 was another Banner Year for highway construction in the State of Indiana which produced the first construction results of the Administration”s “Killer Road” program. A total of $154,000,000 in road, bridge, maintenance and traffic contracts were awarded during the year despite cutbacks in federal highway funds, commission records show. More than 150 miles of road and bridge construction were placed under contract including 45 miles to Interstate and 100 miles to nonInterstate. Important sections of highway let for contract during the year were: The last segments of 1-65 between Indianapolis and Gary I--94 and important extensions of I--64. b. Numerous sections of U.S. 41 from Vincennes to Terre Haute, U.S. 31 from Kokomo to Plymouth, and S. R. 37 from Bedford to Indianapolis. c. Isolated sections of S. R. 3 at Charlestown, Muncie, Fort Wayne, and Kendallville. d. S. R. 912 (Cline Ave.) at U. S. 12 in Lake county. Numerous important segments of highway opened to traffic during the year were: a. 20 miles of new dual-laned U.S. 41 b. Eight miles of new daullaned S.R.. 37 plus the S.R. 46 spur at Bloomington c. 11 miles of new dual-laned U.S. 31 a., b., and c. are the first results of the State Highway’s 55 percent share of the two cent gas tax increase enacted by the 1969 Indiana general assembly. d. 30 miles of 1-65,10 mildb of I--94 e. The final link of 1-69 from Fishers to 1-465 plus a section of I--64 f. S.R. 3 south of New Castle, four miles of dual-laned U.S. 36 at Lynn g. Killer Bridge on S.R. 67 at Worthington

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» bSi ■ j P. ,1 ' ANOTHER TWO POINTS — Warrior Tom Fribley did a fine job on the boards Saturday night and was caught scoring on an offensive play. Hamilton is shown in the background.

WHS Stops Bulldogs With 76-59 Victory

Wawasee’s Warriors traveled to Egg Town Friday and came away with a 76-59 win over outclassed Mentone. After receiving a tremendous ovation from loyal Warrior fans Wawasee moved quickly as John Hamilton connected from 15 on the tip off play. Neither team was able to score much for the first four minutes as Wawasee’s 2-1-2 half court zone press made it virtually impossible for Mentone to move the ball within scoring range, in the same token Wawasee was bothered to some extent by the size of Mentone’s gym as it seemed to effect the timing of thcfir patented running game. At the end of the first quarter Wawasee lead 20-8. In the second quarter Wawasee continued to keep Mentone at bay with their very aggressive defensive play. Midway thru the second quarter play became ragged with Wawasee unable to find the hoop as the Warriors failed to score for a period of 3)fc minutes. Wawasee, however, went to the dressing room leading 40-22 on last minute shots by Hamilton and Hughes. Wawasee, behind some hot shooting from Jack Beer, got its offense in high gear early in the third quarter. With Mark Workman doing a fine job defensively as he blocked numerous shots the Warriors all seemed to come to life. They quickly doubled the score 50-25 with four minutes left in the third quarter. As the Warrior five continued to run the Bulldogs ragged on defense and offense Coach Tom Spear began to send his trusty reserves in midway thru the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw Wawasee’s Fred Beer, Dan and Bob Mosier and Mike Zurcher showing good hustle as they played very well as a unit. With the Mosiers. Beer and Zurcher all scoring in the fourth quarter Wawasee came away with a 76-59 victory. Box scores follow: WAWASEE (76) - Blue 501, Hughes 652, Hamilton 823. Workman 022, Mosier, Dan 203, Beer. Jack 503, Zurcher 221, Beer, Fred 210, Mosier, Bob 200, Beer, Jan

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000, Freibley 004. TOTALS 32-12-19. MENTONE (59) — Peffley 682, Smith 102, Welborn 663, Sponseller 433, Peters 203, Barker 000, Alber 000, Boggs 201, Hardesty 000. TOTALS 21-17-14.

NLC LEADERS The standings in the Northern Lakes Conference basketball competition follow: Wawasee 4-1 Rochester 3-1 Plymouth 3-1 North Wood 2-1 Concord 1-4 Bremen 1-4 Manchester 04

Named To Dean's List Randy Gingerich of Syracuse, son of Mrs. Bette Schlotterback, has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at the Indiana School of Mortuary Science at Indianapolis. In his freshman year at the school, Randy graduated last year from Wawasee high school.

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