The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 February 1972 — Page 2

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JI MP SHOT — Jeff Hughes, a senior at Wawasee high school, playing in his last regular season game of the 1971-72 season, is shown as he goes up for a jump shot as two Northfield players look on in astonishment. Hughes scored a total of 29 points during the evening.

Warriors Crush Northfield Await Triton On Thursday

By TED SPEICHER Using a continuous full court press! along with powered offensive attack. Wawasee’s Warriors ended the season on a fine winning note crushing a good Northfield team 84-58 The win was the Warriors 16th in 20 games, losing only to Mishawaka, Warsaw, West Noble and North Wood The Warriors jumped off to an early lead as John Hamilton scored on the opening tip off play. From the offset the Warriors looked very good in all aspects of the game's defense, offense and attitude The Warriors

D Water Ski Ramp Fund Raising Drive These two young adults. Tim Henning and Patti Holtsclaw. will be approaching the wholesale and retail businesses of Syracuse and the surrounding vicinity as representatives of the 1971 second place state water ski club... Wawasee Skiers. The intent of these water wasps is to collect funds in the amount of SSOO to build a new ski jump on Lake Wawasee. The club is very active and when the new ski ramp is completed they plan to investigate the possibilities of sponsoring water ski tournaments during the coming season. Any personal donations may be sent to: Wawasee Ski Club In care of Jerry Thornburg R 4. Box 58 Al Syracuse. Indiana 46567 Honorable mention of donors will be made at the dub ski shows this summer.

threatened to blow the game wide open in the early going, grabbing an early 17-6, but the scrappy Norsemen would not submit to the early scoring display as they battled back the Warriors to a 1910 first quarter break. The Warriors pulled to an early 25 14 second quarter as Hughes. Blue and Hamilton all connected from the perimeter. Johnny Hamilton scored a nice lay up on a nice run patterned play giving Wawasee a 27-16 lead with 3:16 remaining in the second quarter With 3:00 remaining in quarter two, the Warriors found themselves unable to score momentarily as the Norsemen pulled to

within five. However, Northfield was unable to contain the Warriors in the final minute as they again pulled away to a nine point lead, as Wawasee’s Jeff Hughes stripped the nets with 35 seconds left in the quarter. With Warriors' center Mark Workman back in the game starting the second half the Warriors completely dominated the game from the outside. Wawasee’s pressing zone defense completely broke Northfield's ball handling composure as Hughes and Hamilton, playing the front end of the press, continuously harrassed and stole numerous passes as the Warriors, behind tremendous team work and hustling completely put the game out of reach as Northfield fans, coaches and players watched the overpowering Warrior attack in awe. When the dusF had cleared the only thing able to slow the Warriors down was time as it ran out in the third quarter with Wawasee leading 61-39. Coach Tom Spear used his bench often in the fourth quarter, as each player saw his share of action and each performed well. The final score of 84-58 assured Wawasee their 16th win of the 1971-72 season The long, very successful, regular season is over, all that remains is the tournaments played one at a time. All eyes and thoughts are cast in one direction — the Warsaw sectional. Wawasee vs Triton Thursday night in first round action. Go Warriors'.

Good Luck Wawasee Warriors From NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY Our 1972 Racing Season Starts In Early Spring Congratulations Wawasee Prep

Jeff Hughes turned in another great all around performance with 29 points, 18 rebounds and numerous assists. Johnny Hamilton played a very fine game, gathering 18 points. Um Blue also had another good preformance, scoring 14. Wawasee held a large advantage 55-36 in rebounds. Hughes had 18; Workman had 15, all coming in three quarters of action. Mark also did a fine job in blocking shots. Jack Beer picked up 10 rebounds. Wawasee made 14 of 19 free throws for 73 per cent while Northfield made 12 of 29 for 41 per cent. From the field Wawasee hit 35 of 76 for 46 per cent and Northfield hit 23 of 70 for 33 per cent. B-Team Game Wawasee’s B-Team ended its season on a winning note, playing one of its finest games of the season the young Warriors defeated Northfield’s B’s 58-47. Coach Brannock praised his boys’ second half play where the Warriors hit 14 of 23 shots. The score was tied 15-15 at the end of the first quarter and saw Northfield grabbing the lead 28-22 by halftime. The young Warriors did a fine job on the boards by gathering 37 to their opponents 23. The Warrirors showed very balanced scoring with Jan Beer, Ted Chamberlin. Dave Hamilton, Bob Mosier and Greg Fidler all scoring 10 points. Now if that’s not balance, what is! Box scores follow: WAWASEE (84) — Hughes 13-3-2, J. Beer 325, Workman 213. J. Hamilton 820. Blue 621, D. Mosier 142, Fribley 102, F. Beer 003, Zurcher 001, J. Beer 001, D. Hamilton 100. TOTALS 35-14-20 NORTHFIELD (58) — Schnepp 231, Gage 203. Koch 712, Leland 002, Hite 132, Gillespie 200, Unger 203, Schenkel 010, Boorman 001, Steele 620, Lange 121. TOTALS 23-12-15 Hits & Misses Brown’s Blades & Bits 36Mi American Ind, 54 38 S. & S. 51 41 Sylvan’s 50 42 Brazel’s Bait 45 ' 47 Misfits 44 48 Syracuse Mobil 43 49 LilGtanny’s 404 514 Sudlow’s Pier Shop 39 53 Bud’s Body Shop 38 54 High team series: Brown’s — 1875 High team game: Lil Granny’s — 652 500 series: D. Butler 556, J. W. Cripe 503, R. Brazel 502 450 series: D. Cripe 461, J. Brown 459 200 games: D. Butler 220, J. R. Cripe 206 170 games: B. Steury 176, R. Lantz 172, J. Brown 176 Land O Lakes Lakeland Std. 23 9 Vega Corp. 21 11 Village Hdwe. 20 12 Dean’s Food Serv. 19 13 Sleepy Owl 19 13 N. W. Legion 19 13 Frog Tavern 184 134 C&J Const 18 14 V.F.W 18 14 Syracuse Legion 134 184

E tiWW SB wBL- *■' j SOME CATCH — Ron Douglas and Ed Huber, both of Syracuse, are shown above with nine small mouth bass they caught Tuesday afternoon. The fish weighed from three to 4t* pounds. Like true fishermen the Syracuse residents would only reveal the fact their fish were caught in Lake Wawasee. A M,g wAinNg Sizes w Widths Thr “ WOLVERINE BOOTS & SHOES i OXFORDS $17.99 — 6 INCH $19.99 — 9 INCH $23.99 ANO TALK ABOUT LIGHT WEIGHT! THEY MAKE WORK A PLEASURE DOUG PILCHER SHOE STORE Uptown Syracuse Since 1947

Bowen Motors 13 19 State Bank 13 19 Syracuse Rubber 13 19 Harris 12 20 Auer’s Serv. 8 24 White’s Plumbing 8 24 High team series: Vega Corp. — 2675 High team game: Deans — 971 600 series: L. Welty 623 500 series: L. Weaver 501, K. Knisley 554, D. Knisley 509 B. Simon 561, D. Butler 548, J. Erdlv 525, H. Bartman 551, J. Morganthaler 500, B. Meyer. 539, S. Richardson 522, J. Lecount 500, D. Rens berg er 549, T. Wogoman 537, C. Walton 524, K. Smallwood 548, P. Mast 512, C. Walton 513, M. Simon 535, W. Beeman 503, E. Whitacre 527, G. Vanator 500, D. Swenson 501, R. Barnett 519, G. Coquillard 500, G. Nordman 518, B. Niles 503, C. Cobum 506, S. Rensberger 524 200 games: K. Knisley 200, D. Knisley 208, L. Welty 233, H. Bartman 202, 212, B. Meyer 221, D. Rensberger 200, J. Lecount 244, D. Jones 204, K. Smallwood 206, M. Simon 233, B. Niles 215, S. Rensberger 200 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 22 6 Village Tap 19 9 Regent Homes 18 10 Monsanto 18 10 O.K. Sales 17 11 Ruth’s Styling Salon 17 11 Christner Oil 17 11 Syracuse Rubber 16 12 Sleepy Owl 15 13 Chambers & Krauter 134 144 Mastercraft 13 15 Wawasee TV 12 16 Beacon 12 16 Red’s Doubles 12 . 16 Precision Auto 12 16 Keith’s Plumbing 11 17 Gambles 11 17 Stahly Stillson 94 184 Chambers & Dippon 8 20 United Telephone 7 21 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2079-725 500 series: B. Frenger 529, J. Kern 538, B. Thwaits 572, L. Dull 517, K. Knisley 568, P. Kline 537, C. Menefee 531, D. Zawadyke 559, J. Pounds 514, D. Maresh 552, L. Welty 533, B. Gilbert 506, L. Krauter 524. B. Young 501, H. Dunithan 515, L. Young 517, G. Chambers 501, S. Schrumpf 511, L. Knispel 558, J. Morganthaler 553 450 series: A. Frenger 477, S. Kero 495, G. Thwaits 474, B. Kline 457,1. Dull 450. P. Maresh 475, L. Gilbert 470 200 games: J. Kern 205, B. Thwaits 205, K. Knisley 232, C. Menefee 222, D. Maresh 204, L. Krauter 202, J. Morganthaler 203 170 games: A. Frenger 174, G. Thwaits 189, S. Kern 182, L. Gilbert 173, P. Maresh 175,173, B. Young 172, 173, L. Schrumpf 183 Milford Business Little & Clark 24 8 Augsburger-Milf. 224 94 Kero Grain 204 114 Campbell's Market 20 12 Walter Drugs 1 18 14 Milford T.V. 15 17 Sharp Hdwe. 15 17 Arro Motor Homes 14 18 Berk’s Body Shop 14 18 Augsburger-Syra. 12 20 Hickory Lounge 11 21 C. S.Meyers 7 25 High team series and game: Walter Drugs — 2988-1048 600 series: L. Newman 610 500 series: J. Kern 596, D. Seely 580, J. Caple 576, B. Simon 570, D. Rensberger 568, L. Krauter 544, D. Wolferman 541, G. Chambers

r-1 ... PATENTED DRIVE — John Hamilton, another of the WHS seniors playing in his last regular season game, starts one of his patented drives toward the basket while under heavy guard.

533, L. Bray 530, H. Bartman 529, R. Felkner 522, W. Tullis 522, L. Young 519, O. Replogle 517, H. Wuthrich 514, D. Wuthrich 509. B. Buhrt 508, R: Herr 503, D. Rumfelt 503, D. Neff 502, J, Dippon 500, D. Hockert 503 Omitted last week: F. Mangus 527 200 games: B. Simon 235, L. Newman 226, 203, M. Campbell 220, J. Caple 219, 201, J. Kern 214, G. Chambers 202, L. Bray 202, D. Seely 201, D. Rensberger 200 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 66 26 Aqua Land Motel 59 33 Wawasee TV 57 35 Monsanto 564 354 Lake City Build, i 52 40 Louie’s Bar 50 42 Kale Island Beacon X 494 424 Pilcher Shoes 49 43 The Mail-Journal 47 45 Bowen Motors 434 484 Regent Homes 42 50 Brazels 414 504 Jot-em-Down 41 51 Counting House Bank 38 54 Bill’s Chalet 38 54 Barth 36 56 N.W. Firemen’s Aux. 34 58 Lakeland Standard 28 64 High team series and game: — Village Green - 2242 - 794 500 series: M. Lambert 190,179538, B. Gardner 185,188-508, K. Biesemeyer 507, B. Kern 503 450 series: J. Galloway 497, I. Stahley 497, B. Nyce 487, P. Maresh 485, C. Peterson 479, E. Hutsell 474, P. Miller 470, E. Price 459, G. Eyer 456, G. Pilcher 455, H. Frushour 454, B. Gross 454. V. Penn 453, C. Hochstetler 452. 200 games: H. Frushour 210 170 games: B. Kern 199, P. Maresh 188, B. Nyce 184, K. Biesemeyer 182, N. Shields 181, J. Galloway 180, E. Hutsell 179, V. Penn 177, B. Gross 176, J. Lantz 173, C. Peterson 172,1. Stahley 171 Monday Night County Anchor Bar 594 324 Charlies Ten Pin 594 324 Liquor Locker 574 344 Pilcher Shoes 564 354 Barbee Hotel 54 38 Wawasee Bowl 51 41 Anderson Paint 50 42 Thornburgs 49 43 Crow Roofing 48 44 Eager Leagers 46 46 Frog Taverro 45 47 Louie's Bar 44 48 Kurleys Keglers 41 51 Bushong Barber Shop 38 54 Bud’s Body Shop 37 51 Aqualand Motel 37 51 Teghtmeyer Hdwe. 28 64 Schwartz Homes 23 69 High team series and game: Liquor Locker — 2832 - 974 High ind. game — D. Arthur 244-597 High ind- series: W. McGuire 235-609 Individual Honor Scores J. Thornburg 557, B. Graff 202554, R. Stahley 222-551, A. Walgamuth 209. H. Galloway 202, G. Fields 566. M. Ganshorn 215, H. Schrock 566, V. Stayer 203-575. K. Butt 232-571, S. Richardson 216-564, R. Simon 235,. P. Royer

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220, R. Hyde 229-596, E. Whitacre 216, R. Strombeck 211,203-599. M. Dorsey 212-5731 R. Wogoman 565. A. Mousley 201,222-571, C. Eby 223,W. Stahly 209.214-604, D. Pilcher 556, T. Schrock 204-573, R. Maresh 205,214-580, J. Bartman 214-592, L. Welty 202.200-561, R. Thibaut 212-581 'Brush-In' Held ' At Milford School A “Brush-In” was held for fifth grade students at the Milford junior high school on Monday morning, Feb. 21. The “BrushIn” is an application of topical flouride paste which helps to prevent cavities. The “Brush-In” was supervised by Dr. Frank Wadas, Milford dentist, who donated his time to the project. The school nurse, Frances Eby, assisted the doctor and with the help of two seniors from the Wawasee high school health careers club, Colleen Coy and Lana Buhrt. This program is sponsored by the Indiana university school of preventative dentistry. Silent majority: that’s my wife with laryngitis!

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Appointed Fish Management Biologist Melvin Taylor has been appointed district 111 fish management biologist for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources with this district covering Adams, Allen, Blackford. DeKalb. Grant, Huntington. Jay, Kosciusko, Noble, Wabash, Wells and Whitley counties. LAKELAND LOCAL ' Mr. and Mrs. James Stuckman of Milford had Sunday guests in honor of Mrs. Stuckman’s birthday. Guests included Mrs. Marshal Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibson and family, all of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Davjd Sherbahn and family of Roanoke? Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCombs and family, Mrs. Paul Stuckman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stambaugh, and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Jensensky and family, ail of South Bend;, Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shay and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tiedman of Elkhart; and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stuckman and family of Goshen.