The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 May 1972 — Page 2

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Wawasee Girls Second In District II Track Meet

Wawasee high school's girls' track team placed second in the district II meet held at Wawasee on May 6. Elkhart won the meet with 76 points while the Warriors had 44. Following Elkhart and Wawasee were Northridge with 42, John Glenn with 41, Warsaw with 31, Plymouth with 30, Goshen with 25, .Akron with 21, Penn and Concord with 17 each, North Wood with 16, Riley with 12, Mishawaka with 10, La Ville with nine and Bethany Christian with eight Individual results follow: 880 yard hurdles — Hawkins NR, Adams PL. Jacobson JG.

Northern Lakes Conference Track Meet Set For Thursday

Warsaw will host the Northern Lakes Conference track meet this coming Thursday on their new track facilities located south of the high school The meet starts at 6 pm. with trials m field events, dashes and hurdles The finals are scheduled around 7. The starter for this meet as in every NLC meet to date will be Walter (Dutch) Thurston of Mishawaka NLC track queens from each school

Snowmobile Awards Are Presented The Indiana Snowmobile Association held it’s annual awards banquet at a North Webster restaurant on May 6 Trophies were awarded to the champions for the 1971-72 winter season Drivers collected points for placing in races this season held at Angola, North Webster. Hamilton. Rome City, Bremen and Roseland, The ISA is m the second year of existance Officers are: Phil Fidler — president Aaron Hinsley vice president Richard Mitchell — secretarytreasurer Richard Mitchell also serves as executive race director Champions in the various classes are: Junior Mini — Bruce Mitchell. North Webster Junior A Stock — Mike Kensill, Fort Wayne Junior B Stock MikeJiensill, Fort Wayne Powderpuff A— Louise Blissett, Hicksville, Ohio Powderpuff B - Louise Blissett. Hicksville, Ohio Powderpuff AA Mod — Charmayne Yoquelet, Fort Wayne

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Hoffman C and Engle A 220 yard dash — Geiger A, Berghorn Wa, Young E, Heyde W, Koch NR, and Doriot G 50 yard dash — Adams PL, Drexler E, Noble W, Dunfee JG, Lehman C and Miller NW 100 yard dash — Dunfee JG, Garman E, Noble W, BeMiller NW, Adams PL and Lehman C 440 yard dash — Helen Batchelder E, B. Long WA, Kaufman NR and Johnson PE 880 yard dash — Porter E. Hollinger BC, Kerry Stutzman G, Kelly Stutzman G, C. Beer Wa and Montgomery NW 440 relay — Concord, John

will present awards to the winning boys from their school. The defending track champion is Warsaw. Warsaw, on the basis of season competition, would be considered favorite. Concord, runner-up by a point last year, and several other schools have the individual talent that could upset in a large track meet At stake also is the all sports trophj With track and’ the golf

Powderpuff BB Mod — Charmayne Yoquelet, Fort Wayne A Stock — Lowell Conley. Hicksville. Ohio B Stock — Lowell Conley, Hicksville. Ohio C Stock — Mike Hackett. Wolcottville D Stock — Denny Carroll. Rochester E Stock — I Schnelker. New Haven AA Mod — Tom Huntine. Fort Wayne BB Mod — Bob Harris. Fort Wayne CC Mod - Bob Harris. Fort Wayne DD Mod — Tom Huntine. Fort Wayne EE Mod — Doug Strom beck. North Webster Driver of the Year trophy was awarded to Doug Strombeck of North Webster. This award is given to the driver who is outstanding in many categories, such as; shows the most improvement over last year, cooperation with officials during races, good sportsmanship toward the other drivers and masses a majority of points This is an annual award and is selected by the executive committee. A trophy for the Best Sportsman' was awarded to Mike Burkholter of Fort Wayne This award was selected by the drivers themselves. Syracuse Golf Ass'n Results Results have been given for the Syracuse Golf association best ball men's open, member-guest tournament, held Saturday at Maxwelton Golf club. Winners were: Dick Conrad and Dick McElory, 64; GarySmith and Bob Myers. Nelson Auer and Ted Auer, scores of 65; John, Mellinger and Bob Mellinger. Bob Kidd and Keith Wilson. Charley Baker and Jack Honer. 66; Dick Dallas and Leon Davenport, 67; John Roth and Dave Zawadzke. Allan Hand and Paul Lun dal, Lowell Welty and Dick Maresh, Leon Young and Jerry Chapman. 68's; and Joe Morganthaler and Harold Bartman. Bill Sexton and Ron Halsey, 69. A total of 82 players participated. The event was followed

Glenn. Northridge. Warsaw and North Wood 880 yard relay — Elkhart, Goshen. Northridge, Akrom North Wood and Penn Running long jump — Batchelder E. Clark NR, Noble W, Isley A and Geiger A Standing long jump — Beer Wa, Dunfee JG. Kaser G. Storey JG, DeVrise C, Weller R Softball throw — Love R. Thoraton LV, Rigdon E, Beer Wa. Johns NR, Plummber LV and Powell P High jump — Meidel M. DeLong Pe, Wilson Wa, Heyde W. Miller NW, Olinger W and Johnston E.

results still to be added, the standings are: Plymouth 98. Warsaw 79. Rochester 744, North Wood 71, Wawasee 67. Concord 494. Manchester 33 and Bremen 32. The track meet is worth 21 points with three points separating each position. The golf meet is worth 14 points with a two point spread for each position. The rain date for the NLC track meet is Friday. May 12.

by a dinner party. The South Shore-Maxwelton Inter-club tournament is set for Saturday. May 13. at South Shore and will be followed by a dinner and dance. Tee Times Set For Golfing Inter-Club Play On May 13 The South Shore-Maxwelton Inter-club, tournament has been set for this Saturday, May 13. with the first tee time at 10:28. A dinner and dance will follow in the evening. Tee times are as follows: 10:28 — Larry Griffith 13, C. Searfoss 13, N. Robie 13, W. Hagerdon 10 . • t 10:35 — F. Miller 14, C. Campbell 14, J. Roth 14, G. Myers 14 10:42 — Jim Thornburg 15. D. Roderick 15. G. Pippin 15, B. Kidd 15 / 10:49 — J Hossinger 3. A. Johnson 4, D Vanette 2, N. Kistler 5 11:00 — G. Carpenter 4. C. Koher 5. B. Hossinger 4, B Seward 7 11:07 — J. Carr 4, T. Auer 4, F. Vera 7, L. Adkins 7 11:14 —C. McFall 5, F. Hockert 5, J. Newcomer 6, K. Heckaman 9 11:21 — H. Caudill 6, G. Stoffel 4, S. Hockert 6, B. Sexton 9 11:28 — D. Fisher 6, D. Hartter 6. R. Solina 8, R. Williamson 9 11:35 — J. Speicher 7, L Welty 8, B Mauzy 9, J. Arnott 10 11:42 — D. Gildersleeve 8. F. Rapp 8. G. Kay 10, E. Vanette 10 11:49 — L. Swank 17, E. Miller 18. D. Bjella 19, J. Morganthaler 21 12 Noon - T Darr 9. Dr. Fosbrink 10, N. Auer 10, M. Slabaugh 11 12:07 i— B. Spurling 10, L. Moore 10. T. Sims 11. G. Hall 11 12 :14-D Bell 10,0. Miller 10. B. Lantz 11. J. Johnson 12 12:21 — Dr. Walgamuth 11. R. Silveus 11. J. Mellinger 12. G.

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j? a • A sL-SwAMI Uj[ t 7 ‘III V ■■■ ■p l r wk Bf W \ * ■ mt. qp Ml qKga Jv-lUB ■■ - q® ... *' - TRACK QUEEN AND SENIORS — Wawasee high school track queen Kim Trobaugh is shown with seniors on the track team as they prepare for the wind-up of this year’s track season. From left are coach Jerry Minton. Tom Fribley, Mark Workman, Miss Trobaught. a WHS freshman. Pat Spearman. Kerry Barnett and Fred Beer. The team will participate in the Northern Lakes Conference at Warsaw high school on Thursday, competing against teams from Warsaw. Concord, Rochester, Bremen. Plymouth, Manchester and North Wood. Next Tuesday the team will participate in the East Noble relays at the Blast Noble school and on Thursday they will participate in the sectional meet at Elkhart.

Smith 12 12:28 — L. Vance 11, P Kerlin 11, D. Miller 11. D. L. Whitehead 12 12:35 — S. Selanders 13. D. Thibaut 15, D. Smith 16. S. Mollenhour 16 12:42 — H. Bartman 11. B. Felkner 14, Q. Miller 13. D. Balsley 13 12:49 —D. Morris 15, B. DeWitt 14. G. Baker 16. C. Grimm 16 1:00 — B. Shock 12, K. Koontz 12. J. Miller 12, L. Byland 13 1:07 — J. Schultz 18. J. Voland 18. D. Strouse 19, D. Debolt 17 1:14 —B. Shannon 6, A. Hand 7, S. Leman 7, D. Hockert 7 1:21 G. Thornburg 16, A. Lamley 16, R. Miller 21, B. Slabaugh 17 1:28 — B. Jones 17, J. Calkins 17. B. Yahne 15. R. Grimm 17 1:35 — M. Lung 7, B. Striggleß. P. Kline 10. B Beemer 11 1:42 — D. McKibben 18, P. Patterson 22, S. Solina 24, F. Nyikos 23 1:49 — T. Tuttle 6, D. Holterman 8, M. Smith 7, S. Kroh 15. Hits And Misses Hold Banquet The Hits and Misses bowling league at Syracuse held its annual awards banquet Saturdaynight at Wawasee Bowl with all members in attendance. Trophies to league champions were presented the winning team, American Industries, composed of Matt and Elvina Solomon. Erma Mast and Carroll Walton. Other trophy winners were: High series men — J. R. Cripe High series women — Sherri Butler High individual game men — Clair Mohler High individual game women — tie. Jean Brown and Donna Mangona. Others receiving honors were Nell Webb and Bob Maggart for most improved averages. Julie Livengood and Arlene Mohler received door prizes. J. R. Cripe and Jo Butler will represent the league for Junior bowlers next year. Officers New officers elected are: President — Carroll GallowayVice president — J. W Cripe Secretary-treasurer — Rosemary Lantz Outgoing officers are: President — Leonard Livengood \ Vice president — Dave Heckaman Secretary-treasurer — Bette Slabaugh.

Tuesday League Elects Officers The Tuesday Night Ladies bowling league had its annual banquet Tuesday evening at a North Webster restaurant. There were 58 ladies present. Linda Crow, president, conducted the short business meeting at which time the following officers were elected. Vice president — Sharon Gilbert Secretary — Barbara Miller Treasurer — Joan Hoover Serving with the above officers will be Linda Crow, president, and Barbara Gardner. Sgt.-at-Arms. Out-going officers are JoyHostetler. vice president; Sharon Gilbert, secretary; and Maxine Pifer, treasurer. The president appointed Jan Clemons to represent the league on the board of directors of the junior bowler association. Mary Lou Dixon, national delegate, reported on the Women’s International Bowling Congress convention held last week in Kansas City, Mo. Prize money, trophies and individual pins were presented to the various winners. The Frog Tavern team, consisting of Brenda Kern, Linda Crow. Nesta Kern, Barbara Gardner and Mary Lou Dixon, won the league championship. Other awards presented were as follows: High individual game and series — Barbara Gardner Most improved average — Jan Clemons WIBC league high series — Barbara Gardner WIBC triplicate patch — KayMiller WIBC 600 club patch, pin and membership card — Sue Hoover. Wakarusa Outraces Syracuse Teams Wakarusa won both halves of seventh and eighth grade track meets from the visiting Syracuse junior high teams last Thursday. Wakarusa’s eighth grade team won by a 71-33 score while the seventh grade team finished on top 59-59-36. John Schacht won the mile, Steve Kroh the half mile and Larry Allen tied for first in the high jump. Syracuse’s 880-relay team won their only other first

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for the eighth grade team. This was Kroh’s sixth consecutive win in the half mile. mile. Keith Cripe led the Syracuse seventh grade with a tie for first in the high jump and second place finishes in the pole vault and hurdles. Kevin McCarty won a hurdle race and Mike Fields took the 660. This was the last regular season track meet for the junior high with the county track meet this Friday, May 12, and the Lakeland corporation junior high meet, Tuesday, May 16. Both of these will be at the Wawasee high school track beginning at 4 p.m. Final results of the tract meet were: Bth Grade Long Jump 16’ 7ti” — Platz W, Drudge W, Morse S Shot Put 38’ 74” — Michael W, Morse S, Chupp W Low Hurdles 12.5 — Clouse W, Huber W, Becker S High Jump 4’ 10” — Allen S, Burkholder W, Dean S 880 2:24.9 — Kroh S, Stahley W. Metzger W 100 11.5 — Mikel W, Prestem S. Burkholder W 440 61.3 — Platz W, Ganz S, Morse S 220 26.3 — Burkholder W, Clouse W. Kroh S Low Hurdles 14.9 — Clouse W, Huber W. Becker S Mile 5:33.0 — Schacht S, Leinbach W, Moyer W Pole Vault 10’ 6” — Umbaugh W. Bussard W. Troyer W 1 880 Relay 1:49.1 — Yoder, Morse, Preston, Kroh S 7th Grade Low Jump 15’ 24” — Layman W. Bauman S. Reinhardt W Shot Put 36’ 8” — Platz W. Carson W. Lehman W Low Hurdles 11.6 — Meyers W, Cripe S, Ganz S High Jump 4’ 6” — Cripe S, Myers W, Walter W 70 8.6 — King W. McCarty S, Bauman S 440 68.1 — Platz W, Walton W, Johnson S 220 28.0 — King W. McCarty S. Carson W Low Hurdles 10.8 — McCarty S, Bauman S, Reinhardt W 660 1:49.7 — Fields S, Layman W, Overfelt S 880 2:01.9 — Wakarusa Pole Vault 10’ — Myers W, Cripe S, Platz W Careless typing, or typesetting, adds many new, and sometimes luscious words to the language.

WHS Marks Two More Victories The Wawasee Warrior golf team captured two additional golf meets during the pafst week as they downed Wawasee Prep and West Noble. The Wawasee Prep game was played on the Wawasee Golf club’s course with the Warriors walking away with 169-182 and 190-205 wins. The West Noble game was played at Maxwelton with the Warriors winning the matches 160-169 and 173-191. Low medalists for the Wawasee Prep game on the A team were John Didier and Tom Hall with 41 each. Ed Binzel of Prep also hit 41. During the West Noble match Bob Bauman and Larry Stidham each hit 37. Dal Ummel 41. John Didier 45 and Greg Ummel 46. West Noble was led by Mike Scott with 39. Thursday Night Ladies FINAL Village Green 88 44 Aqua Land Motel 814 504 Pilchers Shoes 78 54 W’awasee TV , 744 574 Louie’s Bar 72 60 Monsanto 694 624 Kale Island Beacon 69 63 The Mail-Journal 674 644 Bowen Motors 67 65 Lake City Builders 664 614

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Brazels 654 664 Counting House Bank 62 70 Regent Homes 604 714 Jot-Em-Down 58 74 Barth 55 77 N. W. Firemen’s Aux. 52 80 Lakeland Standard 51 81 BUl’s Chalet 504 814 High team game: Counting House Bank — 2266 High team series: Kale Island Beacon — 800 500 series: K. Knisley 170, 176, 201-547, B. Kern 170, 181, 188-539, C. Peterson 532, J. Knisley 182, 172-514, H. Taylor 171, 190-507, B. Hamman 503 450 series: G. PUcher 499, T. Brock 498, L. Ulery 491, J. Reed 484, L. Connolly 481, G. Ever 481, N. GaUoway 478, L. Welty 477, H. Bell 475, S. Gilbert 475, M. Lambert 473, M. Rensberger 472, J. Galloway 466, D. Hire 466, K. Lowe 466, P. Miller 464, P. Maresh 461, N. Shields 452. 200 games: C. Peterson 229 170 games: M. Rensberger 191, T. Brock 189, L. Connolly 188, N. Galloway 186, S. Murphy 185, L. Welty 183, B. Hamman 182, G. Pilcher 182, S. Gilbert 180, L. Ulery- 177, 177, J. Harter 175, H. Bell 170, B. Gardner 170

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