The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 September 1972 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 13,1972

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I I® » " [ ** •# sb** * ■ BOXED IN—Warriors Mark Smith, number 9, and Dwight Dean are shown above as they box In a Rochester receiver Friday night as the ball sailed over his head. s

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Rochester Stops Warriors 30-18

By TED SPEICHER Warrior fans were treated to an exciting football game Friday as both teams displayed fine ability to move the pig skin. Unfortunately Rochester had the greater success as they tallied 30 points to Wawasee’s 18. The score may be somewhat misleading, as the Warriors must be commended for their fine showing against a highly rated Zebra club. Two of the area’s finest running backs, Kim Cripe and Rochester’s Jim Swank had outstanding games as each

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tallied three touchdowns. Warriors baby bull Kim Cripe, rushed for 124 yards on 25 carries, as Rochester’s pride and joy Jim Swank flashed for 127 yards on 25 carries. Early Strike Warrior running back Mike Vanlaningham took Rochester’s opening kick off on the run, following his blockers smoothly until the right moment, he shot up the middle running over several Rochester defenders in the process. Mike was finally shoved out of bounds on Rochester’s 22 yard line. Two plays later Warrior Kim Cripe ripped off tackle for 15 big yards, as Wawasee took a quick 6-0 lead with only 1:50 gone in the first quarter. The PAT failed. Wawasee’s defense did a fine job containing Rochester, forcing them to punt 6:25 on 4-4. Then lightning struck as a high punt was fumbled by the Warrior receiver on the 21 yard line. The warrior defense fought Rochester to a fourth and two down situation, only to see their efforts fade, as speedster Jim Swank tied the score on a fine executed end sweep 6-6. Swank also added the two extra points on a run to give Rochester the first quarter advantage 8-6. Swank Again The Warriors fought the Zebras on even terms until 2:50 remaining in the first half.* Following a fine punt by Warrior Dwight Dean the Warriors had Rochester in a hole, but on three and four Rochester veteran quarterback Jim Warner connected on a big pass play, taking the Zebras all the way to the Warrior 20 yard line which can be dangerous territory when the opposition has a speedster of state scoring champion Jim Swank’s caliber. Rochester put their second touchdown of the evening on the board with only 1:12 left in the half. Swank again took the honors as the Warriors left the

playing field 16-6 at the half. Tallies Early On the second play in the quarter three Rochester’s Jim Swank seemed to catch everyone off guard. Showing blinding speed, Swank ripped off tackle and dashed untouched for 68 yards as Rochester stunned a large Warrior crowd with its third touchdown of the evening making the score 24 to 6. Warriors Move One must give the young Warriors a sreat deal of credit as they came back fighting harder than ever. Warrior Kim Cripe got things rolling again as he ripped off 12 big yards to start the Warrior drive at 6:41. Warrior Mark Smith then ran a sweep behind good blocking for 6 to our 49 yard line. Wawasee’s Mike Vanlaningham ripped for the first down to Rochester’s 47 yard line. Warrior Doug Brown did a fine job running on a reverse for big yardage to Rochester’s 29 yard line. Warrior work horse Kim Cripe ripped through the Rochester line for the final tough three yards, putting Wawasee on the board 1:40 left in the third quarter with the PAT failing. Rochester led 2412 going into the final 12 minutes of the game. Warrior Quarter Wawasee’s Warriors completely dominated the fourth quarter with exception of a poorly thrown pass which was tipped into an awaiting Zebra receivers hands, allowing clear

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sailing for Rochester’s final touchdown. The score came with three seconds to play in the third quarter and the PAT gave Rochester 30 and the Warriors 12. The Warriors scored their last touchdown with only 47 seconds left in the game. The touchdown was scored by Kim Cripe, his third of the night, on three yard /\Masbup the middle with the PAT failing. The final score was 30-18 in Rochester’s favor. A few big mistakes proved to be the Warriors downfall as it was apparent to all who watched. The Ing note of encouragement was again the outstanding defense playing together with the much improved Warrior offense which proved to all they can certainly sustain a long drive showing fine Nocking and running in maintaining ball control. Friday the Warriors travel to Redskin territory to play Goshen, a team coming off a good schelacking from the Elkhart Central Blue Blazers 33-6. Good Luck Warriors! Box scores follow: Statistics WHS RHS Net yards gained 237 265 Byrushing 189 150 By passing 48 115 First downs 13 5 By rushing 10 3 Bypassing 2 2 By penalties 1 0

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Kim Cripe gained 124 yards in 25 carries.

"nimiu Winn - ■;.it « '■ fSMi ■ ' i But., & Og - >1 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Mike Vanlaningham, 11 tackles and 3 assists.

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Passes attempted 16 5 Passes completed 6 3 Passes intercepted by 0 1 Punts 4 3 Punt average 24 29 Yards penalized 30 5 Fumbles lost 2 0 Score By Quarters Wawasee 6 0 6 6—lß Rochester $ 88 14 o—3o Scoring (Wawasee) Kim Cripe (3) 15yard run, 3-yard run, 3-yard run. (Rochester) Jim Swank (3) 2yard run, 1-yard run, 68-yard run; Larry Freyberg, 56-yard pass from Jim Werner. Extra points: (Rochester) Swank 1 run; Werner, 2 runs.

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Hits & Misses v Campbells Market 3 1 Brazel’s Bait 3 1 Brown’s Blades & Bits 2 2 American Industries 2 2 Bud’s Body Shop 2 2 Sudlow’s 2 2 Syracuse Mobil 2 2 Misfits 2 2 S&S 1 3 ElmattCorp.: 1 3 High team series: Campbells Market 1817 High team game: Brazel’s Bait 642 500 series: B. Simon 561, P. Campbell 519, D. Butler 510 450 series and above: J. Brown 450, N. Willson 468 200 games : B. Simon 217 170 games and above: N. Willson 171, D. Mangona 178 Land O Lakes Liberty Homes 1 3 Wawasee Motors 3 1 Syracuse Traveler 2 2 Harris 2 2 White Plumb. 1 3 ! Auers 3 1 N.W. Legion 0 4 Lakeland Std. 4 0 C&J Const. 2% V& Vega No. 2 IV2 2% Bowens Motors 4 0 Sleepy Owl 1 3 Jacks Sunoco, 3 1 Vega No. 1 4 0 State Bank 0 4 Deans Milk 3 1 American Legion 1 3 Regent Homes 1 3 FrogTavem 3 1 High team series and game: Deans Milk — 2588, 885 500 series: J. Leamon 500, S. Richardson 578, B. Meyer 504, J. Graber 503, W. Beeman 519, D. Foster 505, G. Vanator 506, M. Boyer 501, R. Stahly 526, D. McKibben 567, L. Welty 522, H. Bartman 519, J. Morganthaler 526, P. Campbell 539, K. Knisley 511, B. Simon 538, D. Butler 552, T. Darr 542, B. Eyer 547, J. Ray 515, L. Wysong 502, J. Karesh 522, F. Nyikos 547 200 games: J. Alshire 204, S. Richardson 214, J. White 210, W. Beeman 202, R. Stahly 200, D. McKibben 211, D. Butler 203, J. Morganthaler 207, B. Eyer 2g2

Warriors Junior Varsity Blasts Rochester 20-0

Coach Ken Jordon’s young Warriors made a fine showing in their second junior varsity game of the young season Saturday morning by blasting Rochester’s JVees 20-). The young Warriors first touchdown came in the first quarter as Mike Baldwin went over from the two yard line and Warrior Gary Dean scored the PAT. Leading 8-0 in the second quarter Warrior Gary Dean scored his team’s second touchdown on a five six yard play, the PAT failing. The final score came in the fourth quarter as speedster Rick Brannock returned a punt 40 yards for the third and final touchdown. The PAT failed making the final score 20-10.

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Wawasee Ski Club Ends Season; Elects Officers

Members of the Wawa Ski club of Lake Wawasee have ended their third season with the election of new osfficers. Elected to serve during the next year are: President — Mrs. Lowell Ensinger

Tuesday Night Ladies Walter Drug Co. 6 2 Wawa Ski Club 6 2 Syracuse Rubber i 5 3 Hawks Recreation Inc. 5 3 Miller’s Mobile Paris 4 4 Elko Mobile Homes 4 4 White Front Grocery 4 4 Frog Ta vent 3 5 Bellman’s Case 3 5 Wawasee Construction 3 5 Bitner’s Antiques 3 5 Augsburgers Food Palaces 2 6 High team sales and game: Walter Drugs — 2191, 766 450 series: A. Coe 464, 183, J. Rider 454,170, J. Brumbaugh 451, 160 160 games: M. Dixon 193, T. Greene 190, A. Coe 183, S. Hoover 176, J. Rider 170, K. Johnson 161, J. Brumbaugh 160, L. Thornburg 160 Warriors Stop Whitko In CC Meet Thursday Members of the Wawasee Warrior cross country team under the guidance of coach Jerry Minton wen a victory over the Whitko Wilkcats last Thursday night. Wawasee finished with 21 points while Whitko scored 43. Day of Whitko finished first in a time of 14:17 while Martin, Hibscher, Rapp and Shock of Wawasee took the next four {daces. Collier of Whitko was sixth with Wawasee’s Gloon and Strouse taking seventh and eighth, Neer of Whitko placing ninth and Wolf of Wawasee 10th. BPW Has Meeting Members of the SyracuseWawasee Business and Professional Women’s club met last night (Tuesday) for their September meeting at the Blanche Mason farm. A carry-in supper was enjoyed. The October Halloween party was discussed. Following the business session games were played. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday of Syracuse entertained at a dinner, Thursday, Sept. 7, for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray of Florida. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering, Syracuse, Mrs. Ruth Harris, Warsaw and Mrs. Lillie Warner of Syracuse.

Players Cited Coach Ken Jordon cited running back GARY DEAN as his batk of the wdek for his fine work as Gary rushed for a total of 66 yards. DAVE SCHOPF was named offensive lineman of the week for his fine performance on Saturday. KRIS STIDUM was named defensive player of the week, cited by Coach Jordan as playing an outstanding game as Kris made nine tackles and eight assists. Watch out Warrior fans there is no way of escaping Warrior talent. The next junior varsity game is scheduled for this Saturday at Warrior field as the young Warriors host the North Wood Panthers. Good Luck Warriors!

Vice president — Mike Henning Secretary — Susie Goble Treasurer — Mrs. John Wortinger Public relations — Ann deSommer Show chairmen — Jim Adams

Milford-Webster Football Teams Play To 6-6 Tie

The North Webster Trojans hosted the Milford Trojans in both teams’ grid iron opener at Warrior field on Thursday night, Sept. 7. Despite a heavy rain that had proceeded the games, the field and players seemed to be in good condition. Milford’s Mel Chupp kicked off a 30 yarder to start the game. Webster received but after several downs was not able to make any gains. They gave up the ball to a determined Milford offense, who on their second play brought eighth grade quarterback Jim Adams around the left end for an impressive 45 yard gain. Two plays later Adams again took to the left for a touchdown. During the second period the North Webster Trojans struck out and scored when fullback Coy went around the right end. The point after was stopped. Although the game was to finish in a tie 6-6 the excitement was not over. Once in the third and again in the fourth, the Milford Trojans were within 10 to 14 yards of scoring. Mark Grove, who was one of several “Trojans of the week” for the Milford team set up a touchdown possibility by sprinting 45 yards after recovering a Webster fumble. Grove also made three unassisted and four assisted tackles. Mel Chupp and Norm Vanlaningham were impressive on defense. Chupp racked up five important unassisted tackles and one assist. Vanlaningham CC Team Downs Jimtown Members of the Wawasee cross country team scored 18 points Monday night to Jimtown’s 40 to win the meet held at Jimtown. Steve Hibsher finished first with a time of 14:56. He was followed by Martin of Wawasee; Yerger of Jimtown; Wolfe, Schacht and Rapp of Wawasee; Crawford and Ravish of Jimtown; Strauss of Wawasee; and England of Jimtown.

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and Tom Crews The club won second in the state meet and third at the Dewart Lake show this year. New members are always welcome. Interested persons should contact one of the above mentioned officers.

brought down three unassisted tackles and five assists. ’ Both North Webster and Milford’s defensive units kept the score to a minimum. Jim Adams, quarterback and Dan Martin, center, were recognized as offensive standouts. Play runners Jeff Hoerr and Ron Wuthrich also Carried out their assignments well. Coaches Richard Bender and Randy Gillenwater are expecting more in the future out of Ed Soultz, Greg Robinson and Dan Rink who were impressive on defense. Milford’s next game is Thursday at 4:30 p.m. on the Milford turf against a usually strong West Noble team. Milford’s schedule follows: Fairfield Sept. 21-4:15T Syracuse Sept. 26-7 Wawasee Wakarusa Oct. 3-4:30 H Pierceton Oct. 11 - 4 T

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