The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 October 1972 — Page 2

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■ Cl IvS A lIEBhHmI SHORT PASSES — Above is a short yardage pass about to be completed by Concord. The short pass continually stung the Warriors: Kim Cripe 33 is shown on defense.

Warriors Stunned 19-14 By Concord On Friday The 13th

By TED SPEICHER Wawasee’s Warriors traveled into Elkhart county Friday and ran into a hornet’s nest, as the Concord Minutemen, riding high with homecoming spirit and aided by four costly Wawasee fumbles upset the Warriors 19-14. From the outset Concord took the game to the Warriors with hard hitting, pinpoint passing and surprisingly effective running attack. The smaller Concord team also accomplished the feat of stopping the Warriors most potent offensive weapon, talented Kim Cripe. The sticky Minutemen defense keyed on Kim very effectively as they held him to only 54 yards rushing and one touchdown. Quarter Fumbled Away The Warriors ' received the opening kick off and tried without success to pick up a first down and were forced to punt, as they lost ground. Taking over on their own 47 yard line, Concord found the going a bit rough themselves, as big Mark Reiff hit the quarterback for a 17 yard rush. The Warriors received the first break of the game as Bob Bauman intercepted a Concord pass with 7:45 left in the first quarter of play. The Warriors returned the favor quickly as on their first play the ball was fumbled back to Concord on their 31 yard line. The Warrior defense proved to be stingy as they allowed Concord only four net yards in four plays, forcing them to return the ball on downs. Wawasee then put together a fine drive, moving the ball to Concord’s 21 yard line and a good chance to score. Unfortunately, fumble was the name of the

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game, and the Warriors did just that with Concord recovering. Punt Hurts! Concord got the football in great field position as a result of a big Concord punt which was downed on Wawasee’s one foot line, forcing the Warriors to punt after they were unable to pick up the first down deep in their own territory. Concord returned the punt to Wawasee’s 35 yard line and with 3.00 left in the half moved the ball to the six yard line where with 26 seconds left in the half sophomore Terry Campbell went six yards for the score. The kick for the extra point was good and Concord went into the locker room with a 7-0 halftime lead. Warriors Score The Warriors came out fighting in the third quarter and stopped Concord on downs. Taking over on their 53 yard line Wawasee’s Smith and Brannock teamed on carries, moving the ball to Concord’s 25 yard line. Warrior Kim Cripe then broke away around the left end for 20 big yards to the five yard line with Kim finally putting the Warriors on the board with 3:53 left in the third quarter. Then the Warriors failed on the try for extra points on the run, which perhaps gave Concord the extra adrenalin they used in the final quarter of play to continually cut short repeated Warrior thrusts, riding on that all important one point lead 7-6. Defense Tough Concord got a big break early in the fourth quarter as they found themselves on Wawasee’s eight yard line with first and goal on a questionable pass interference play. The Warrior defense then did a very fine job as they held Concord with Kim Cripe stopping the ball carrier one yard short of the goal on a four down play. Once again Concord rose to the occasion as they did not allow the Warriors a first down deep in their own territory. With 8:07 left in the game Wawasee was forced to punt deep in their own end zone. The punt went off the side of the Warrior foot and was claimed to have gone out of bounds on the 12 yard line of Wawasee. This time Concord did manage to put the ball over but only with great difficulty as the Warrior defense again did a fine job. The kick for the extra point failed, but Concord held a 13-6 lead. Drive Killed Wawasee moved quickly, starting a drive on their own 16 yard line due to a clip on the kick

off. Warrior quarterback Mark Smith hit Doug Brown on a pass for seven and Dwight Dean on another to the Concord 40 yard line. With 4:43 left in the game it looked as though Warrior quarterback Mark Smith was going to break it all the way till Concord’s players caught him and hit him hard causing the ball to pop loose. A Concord player picked the ball up and returned it all the way to the 20 yard line of Wawasee. On the first play the Minutemen stung the still shocked Warriors with a 20 yard touchdown pass. The PAT failing. Concord lead 19-6. The Warriors struck back yet in the game as Mark Smith went over from the four yard line. The PAT was good to Dwight Dean. The Warriors then tried an onside kick which was recovered by Wawasee but time just simply ran out finding the Warriors on the short end 19-14. There probably are 100 different arguments as to what happened but it’s already history. The game is played on the field not on paper. Concord took the game to Wawasee and won. It’s as simple as that, Concord 19Wawasee 14. Wawasee will meet Manchester this Friday at Warrior field. Statistics CHS WHS Net yards gained 180 153 By rushing 108 115 By passing . 72 38 First downs 13 10 By rushing 7 8 By passing 5 1 By penalties 11 Passes attempted 18 5 Passes completed 13 4 Passes intercepted by 0 1 Punts 3 3 Punt average 30 25 Yards penalized 70 43 Fumbles lost 0 4 Scoring (Concord) Terry Campbell (2), 6-yd. run, 1-yd. run; Brent Ropp, 20-yd. pass from Bob Johnson. Extra point: Dave Lehman, kick. (Wawasee) Kim Cripe, 1-yd. run; Mark Smith, 1-yd. run. Extra points: Dwight Dean, pass from Mark Smith. Score By Quarter Concord 0 7 0 12—19 Wawasee 0 0 6 B—l 48 —14 Officials: Jerry Struble, Elkhart, referee; George Stroia, Gary, field judge; Dennis Stark, South Bend, umpire; Robert Kania, South Bend, head linesman. The United States is-the world’s foremost example of a credit scarred economy.

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A TEAM AFFAIR — This photo shows a team affair with individual flair as the Warrior defense was caught in action.

Wawasee B-Team Stops Concord 18-2 In Final Game Os Season

Members of the Wawasee Warrior B-team stopped the Concord Minutemen 18-2 in a game played last Saturday morning on the Warriors home field. Allen Kitson scored on a 29 yard run on the first play of the game with the kick failing. Gary Dean also scored in the first quarter as he went in on a five yard run. Hie Warriors led 12-0 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter Ralph Reiff scored for the Warriors on a 20 yard run with the kick again failing. Concord’s score came in the second quarter when they made a

It. DEFENSIVE PLAYER — Brad Lemberg was one of two Wawasee high school players named by coach Don Storey as defensive player of the week following the Concord game last Friday. Lemberg made 13 tackles and three assists. I ‘ * ▼vH I tsTiJI DEFENSIVE PLAYER — The second defensive player of the week named by Storey was Mike Vanlaningham who made 11 tackles and seven assists. Storey gave mention to Mark Reiff with eight tackles and two assists and to Jim Thwaits who had nine tackles and one assist for the Warriors during the evening. Snowmobile Grass Races Planned The Lakeland Snowmobile club of North Webster will sponsor an ISA sanctioned snowmobile grass drag race this Sunday, Oct. 22, at the race track located four miles south of North Webster on Indiana 13. Registration is from 9 a.m. to 12 noon with races starting at 12:30.

safety. Later in the game the Warriors had a 46 yard run for a touchdown called back because of a penalty making the final score 18-2. The Warriors had 190 yards rushing while Concord gained 13. Wawasee also had 44 yards passing while Concord only had eight. Wawasee quarterback Brad Cox completed four of 10 passes while Concord completed one of seven. The Warriors end the season with a 3-3-1 record. GARY DEAN was named back of the week. DAVE SCHOPF was named lineman of the week and DEAN claimed the defensive honors.

Cross Country Finishes 3d The Wawasee Warrior cross country team finished its conference schedule with five wins and two losses to claim third place in the NLC. On Thursday, Oct. 12, the conference meet was held with the following results: Manchester 24 Rochester 40 Wawasee 96 Bremen 121 Plymouth 126 Warsaw 130 North Wood 200 Concord 230 The Warriors’ over all record stands at 13 wins and four loses with one meet remaining. Individual finishers in the conference meet for the Warriors were as follows: Steve Hipsher, sixth; Bob Martin 14th, Keith Strauss 20th, John Schacht 26th, Chuck Rapp 30th, Bryan Wolfe 32d and John Glon 39th. Fall Wind-Up Winners Named At Wawasee Golf The Wawasee golf course fall wind-up scramble winners for the past week end were Joe Scheidel, Ted Mack, Ron Bogler, Gladys Cripe and Bemiece Miller. They finished with a five under par 67. Placing second were Joe Hartsough, Howard Cripe, Max Bodkin, Cheryl Bullock and Faye Jones. They tied the third place team with a two under par 70 and won in a sudden death play-off with a birdie two on the second hole. Members of the third place team were Al Postma, Willard Muzzy, Carl Borders, Marge Corwin and Katherine Kizer. The 50 golfers who entered the scramble enjoyed a bountiful carry-in dinner following . the day’s play.

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Thursday Night Ladies Louie’s Bar 17 7 Regent Homes 17 7 Thornburg Drug 16 8 Pilcher Shoes 16 8 B&K ' 15 9 Bowen Motors 15 9 Counting House Bank 15 9 Frog Tavern > 15 9 Curls, Inc. 14 10 Hinshaw Applicators 12 12 Barth, Inc. 12 12 Lancer Tool & Die 10 14 Wawasee Electronics 10 14 N.W. Fireman’s Auxiliary 10 14 Brazel’s Bait 9 15 Kale Island Beacon 8 16 Chris Koher, Insurance 8 16 N.N.N., Inc. 8 16 Lakeland Standard 8 16 WKAM Radio 5 19 High team game: Louie’s Bar — 775 High team series: Thornburg Drug — 2*279 500 series: M. L. Lambert 516 N. Spurting 503, J. Reed 537 450 series: S. Wolferman 475, L. Culbertson 456, B. Nyce 463, N. Shields 453, J. Honer 464, F. Money 462, I. Menzie 486, E. Blakesley 494, F. Eby 455, R. Easley 458 200 games: N. Spurling 203 170 games: S. Wolferman 187, L. Culbertson 188, M. L. Lambert 181, 177, B. Nyce 184, J., Honer 177, I. Menzie 171, 177, E. Blakesley 180, J. Reed 176, 184, 177, J. Beezley 172 County Aqualand Motel 21 7 Charlie’s Ten Pin 20 8 Liquor Locker 20 8 Anderson Paint 17 11 Frog Tavern 17 11 Crow Roofing 17 11 Louie’s Bar 16 12 Kurly’sKeglers 15 13 Wawasee Bowl 15 13 Barbee Hotel 14 14 Thornburg Drug 12 16 Schwartz Developers 10 18 Bud’s Body Shop 9 19 Eager Leaguers 8 20 Schwartz Homes 8 20 Bushong Barber Shop 5 23 High team series & game: Thornburg Drug — 2695, 970 600 series: R. Wogoman 600 550 series: H. Galloway 563, R. Strombeck 554, M. Dorsey 579, C. Wogoman 583, D. Hyde 562, D. Thibaut 577 200games: H. Galloway 213, R. Strombeck 211, M. Dorsey 214, C. Wogoman 219, R. Wogoman 204, 213, D. Hyde 202,21# B. Graff 217, M. Ganshom 203, Fl Avery 201, T. Schlotterback 210, B. Strieby 209, C. Cobum 203, O. Weaver 202, L. Seiffert 200, E. Henning 220 Milford Business Smallwood Service 21 11 Walter Drugs 18% 13% Little & Clark 18 14 Augsburger-Milf. 18 14 Augsburger-Syra. 17 15

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Shown heming in the oppositionduring the Concord game Friday night are Cripe 33, Hall 77, Bauman 88, Lemberg 42 and Thwaits 79.

Berk’s Body Shop 17 15 Milford T.V. 16 16 Sharp’s Hdwe. 15% 16% Campbell’s Market 15 17 Hickory Lounge 15 17 Wick’s Marina 12 20 C. S. Myers 10 22 High team series and game: Little & Clark — 3059-1041 500 series: L. Newman 581, H. Troup 578, O. Replogle 574, D. Rumfelt 556, B. Kaiser 555, L. Young 543, J. Reed 533, B. Dippon 533, J. Caple 531, F. Wickersham 529, L. Bray 524, D. Johns 517, A. Beiswanger 516, J. Perry 513, B. Simon 510, B. Wolferman 503 200 games: H. Troup 233, L. Newman 225, D. Sharp 221, J. Reed 211, D. Rumfelt 207, O. Replogle 204,200, F. Wickersham 202, D. Johns 202 Tuesday High School The Best 12 0 No-Names 9 3 Syracuse Rubber 7 5 Milford Muskrats 6 6 Dehill Rats 6 6 Beaver Pushers 5 7 5-Warrioretts 3 9 Invaders 0 12 High team series and game: No-Names - 2724-951 500 series: E. Paradis 500, S. Huffer 515 450 series: B. Knisley 454, S. Anderson 458, D. Dieterly 468 Girls 350 series: A. Hapner 358, Y. Spurling 353, C. Johnson 439, C. Maggart 356 150 games: A. Hapner 153, C. Johnson 163, 168 170 games: S. Anderson 181, E. Paradis 178 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 20 4 Leon’s Keglers 20 4 Stahly-Stillson 18 6 Wawasee TV 16 4 D Doits 16 8 Syracuse Rubber 13 11 Dunithan & Young 13 11 Mastercraft 12 8 Sleepy Owl 11 13 Monge & Harwood 11 13 Village Tap 10 14 Walker’s Roofing 10 14 Keith’s Plumbing 10 14 Sprite Mfg. 10 14 Chambers Inc. 8 16 United Telephone 8 16

Smallwood Serv. Ctr. 8 16 O.K. Sales 7 17 Beacon 7 17 Legion Post 223 7 17 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain -2058-738 500 series: S. Kern 548, B. Thwaits 564, M. Carlson 532, P. Kline 525, R. Halsey 517, J. Morganthaler 591, L. Welty 513, R. Richey 548, H. Gillis 510, R. Weaver 508 450 series: G. Thwaits 468, E. Carlson 474, A. Frenger 469, B. Kline 495, (L. Dull 451 200 garnets: S. Kern 204, B. Thwaits 200R. Halsey 204, J. Morganthaler 223 170 games: S. Kern 184, G. Thwaits 175, A. Frenger 177, E. Carlson 185, S. Gilbert 171, M. Halsey 172, B. Menefee 171, B; Kline 176,172, G. Digangi 175, R. Weaver 179 Land O Lakes Vega No. 1 22 2 C& J Const.. 19% 4% Frog Tavern 16,. 8 Vega No. 2 15% 8% Jacks Sunoco 15 9 Dean’s Milk \ 14 10 Harris \ 14 10 Lakeland Std. 14 10 Bowen Motors I 13 11 N.W. Legion 13 11 Syracuse Traveler 12 12 Auers Serv. 11 13 Wawasee Motors 11 13 Regent Homes 9 15 Syracuse Legion 9 15 State Bank 9 15 (Continued On Page 3) THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published by The Mail-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 44547. Second class postage paid at 103 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 44547 and at additional entry offices. Subscription.- SS.OO per year, in Kosciusko County; 55.50 outside county. [c/ Io