The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1972 — Page 2

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North Wood Panthers Trip Wawasee Warriors 16-8

By TED SPEICHER For the second time in three games Wawasee’s Warriors have gone against supposedly weaker foes on their homecoming night and in both contests the Warriors were caught flatfooted for three quarters. While finally catching fire in the fourth, only to have their hopes lashed 10 yards short and one touchdown behind at the final gun. They were defeated by North Wood Friday 16-8. Using a strong running attack by their senior quarterback, Bill Lurtz, who did a good job throwing the Warrior defense off balance, with the old hiding ball behind the back trick, rushing for more yardage in the WawaseeNorth Wood game than all previous games totaled, North Wood scored first with 3:04 left in the first quarter with sophomore Brent Hughes going over from the three-yard line. The drive covered 60 yards in nine plays, all on the ground. Northwood’s John Gross kicked the extra point and North Wood riding high with homecoming spirit took a quick 7-0 lead. Neither team was able to move until late in the second quarter. Wawasee gave North Wood just the type of break you can’t afford to give any team on homecoming night. They fumbled on their 45 yard line and the Panthers promptly pounced on the ball. The Warrior defense at this point stiffened and held North Wood to a punting situation. At this point North Wood had in no way yet gained the ever so important momentum they needed to beat the favored Warriors. But, little did the Warrior fans realize, they were just moments away from getting just what the doctor ordered. North Wood’s Dave Matteren took the snap from punt formation, stood up

Jeff Miller Kicks First C Team Field Goal For WHS

Jeff Miller kicked a 28 yard field goal last Thursday night to become the first member of any Wawasee high school C team to score this way. The young Warriors stopped North Manchester 17-8. Miller passed to Yoder for the first touch down with Miller passing to Dale Ganz for the point after. The second touchdown came on a 27 yard pass to Yoder. The Warriors made 139 yards rushing while Manchester made 44. The Warriors added an additional 92 yards passing while Manchester added 51 yards passing plus 50 yards on a score against the second unit for a total of 145 yards. Wawasee made four first downs by rushing and three by passing for a total of seven. Manchester made one first down rushing, two passing and two on penalties for a total of five. The Warriors completed six of 15 passes while Manchester completed seven of 31. One Warrior pass was intercepted and five Manchester passes were intercepted. Wawasee lost 65 yards in penalties while Manchester lost 20. Wawasee had a 45 yard punting average, Manchester had 38. JERRY YODER was named back of the week. He scored two touch downs on 17 carries for 114 yards and four passes for 49 yards. The defensive man of the week was NELSON PRESTON who was 5-5. Leading tacklers were Jerry Yoder with 3-4, Jeff Miller 3-1,

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and raced around the right end 45 yards for a touchdown. Gross again kicked the conversion and with just 1:07 left in the half North Wood got their injection of adrenalin and it seemed at this point they might have gotten enough to pull the upset. The half ended with NorthWood in the driver’s seat 14-0.

The Warriors came back on the field in the second half hoping to turn the momentum in their direction. But when it rains it pours, taking the opening kick off of the half the Warriors receiver apparently became confused as he took the ball on the one yard line and then stepped back into the end zone where he was tackled in the end zone for a safety, giving North Wood two more points. What is more important, is the fact Wawasee was forced to kick to North Wood. The Warriors from that point on allowed North Wood little or no room to operate their offense only to have trouble moving their own as Warrior stand off Kim Cripe was visually hampered by the injury to his knee in the Manchester game and who was less than half speed. The Warriors finally began rolling late in the fourth quarter after Mark Randall’s fumble recovery. Warrior quarterback Mark Smith got Wawasee on the board on an eight yard pass to sophomore tight end Chris Paulus for the touchdown with only 1:41 to go in the game. Smith hit Jack Schopf for the extra two points. The Warriors stopped North Wood after the kick off and the defense took over on the punt on the 17 yard line. Mark Smith brought the crowd to its feet when he hit Chris Singrey for a big bomb covering 47 yards to the North Wood 36 yard line with less

Gary Vanator 2-3, Jerry Rhodes 2-3, Brent McClure 2-4 and Harlan Hersey 1-5. Prep Wins Final Game Wawasee Prep Lakers, in their third year of football as a varsity sport, romped to a 14-0 win over Gull Lake high school last Saturday, making the fourth win in the last five games for Prep. With a four win and five loss record to date, this game also gave the Lakers their third shutout of the year. Gull Lake, containing the largest school district in the state of Michigan, is a class B school and are to play schools of similar enrollments. The Prep defense held the talented Gull Devils to under 100 yards for the day, with a minus five yards in passing. Prep coach Phil Jones commended the entire defense for an outstanding game giving them 31 tackles by star linebackers Kevin McLain and Crit Witherspoon, 15 and 16, respectively. Senior Sylvester Allen, starting quarterback and receiver in the season’s early battles, returned to the squad after missing five games with a foot injury. Coach Jones used Allen twice, once as a decoy and once as a receiver for a great pass from senior quarterback Terry Bonds, covering 38-yards. All state halfback Greg Anderson, senior, scored the first touchdown with a slick punt return and fine blocking, covering 43 yards. Anderson scored his 97th and 98th points with a run for the two

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than a minute to play in the game. Smith then hit Cripe for 11 yards and then ran for seven to the 18 yard line with two seconds left. Mark’s final pass was batted away and North Wood had won its third game of the year 16-8. The game is over and now the Warriors must get ready for the big game tonight against the biggest rival of all, the Warsaw Tigers who will certainly be up for the Warriors who handed them a humiliating defeat just one year ago — 37-0. The performance of Mark Smith in last Friday’s game was superb even in a losing effort. Mark rushed for more than 100 yards and passed for more than 150 yards, hitting 13 of 20. Those are quite impressive figures for a hard working sophomore quarterback. Good job Mark! Statistics NHS WHS Net yards gained 235 296 By rushing 235 143 By passing ' 0 153 First downs 12 14 By rushing 11 8 By passing 0 6 By penalties 1 0 Passes attempted 3 21 Passes completed 0 13 Passes intercepted by 0 0 Punts 3 4 Punt average 31 31 Yards penalized 15 33 Fumbles lost 4 3 Score By Quarters North Wood 77 2 0-16 Wawasee 0 0 0 B—B Scoring (North Wood Brent Hughes, 3yard run; Dave Mattern, 45-yard run; (Wawasee) ChadSingrey, 8yard pass from Mark Smith. Extra points: (North Wood John Gross, 2 kicks; (Wawasee) Jack Schopf, pass from Smith. Safety: (North Wood Hughes tackled Dean Burchard in end zone.

point conversion. Seniors playing in their final game Saturday for the Lakers include Mike Porter, Lance Hershberger, Crit Witherspoon, Sylvester Allen, Terry Bonds, Kevin McLain, Jack Pain, Greg Anderson, Maurice Johnson, Otha Wallace and Frank Hunckler. ON FOOTBALL TEAM — John David Van Lue, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Van Lue of Syracuse, has been playing offensive tackle this fall on the Wabash college varsity football team. John won two letters in football at Wawasee high school where during his senior year he was defensive captain and a member of the all-conference second team. He also lettered in wrestling. He recently pledged at Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at Wabash. He is one of more than 170 men to pledge at Wabash’s nine national fraternities. Wabash college is located in Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagner of r 4 Syracuse have moved to 607 Pearl street in Richmond.

Hits & Misses Misfits 24 8 Brazels Bait 19 13 Campbells Market 18 14 Browns Blades & Bits 17 15 Buds Body Shop 17 15 Sudlows Pier 16 16 Syracuse Mobil 16 16 American Industries 15 17 S.4S. 15 17 Elmatt Corp. 3 29 High team series: Brazels Bait — 1846 High team game: American Ind. — 666 500 series: G. Webb 501, D. Butler 562, B. Simon 566, P. Campbell 516, C. Walton 504 200 games: D. Butler 211, B. Simon 201 170 games: S. Gilbert 170 Land O Lakes Vega No. 1 26 6 C& J Const. 24% 7% Frog Tavern 21 11 Deans Milk 21 11 N. W. Legion 20 12 Jacks Sunoco 19 13 Harris 19 13 Vega No. 2 17% 14% Bowen Motors 17 15 Lakeland Std. 16 16 Syracuse Traveler 16 16 Wawasee Motors 14 18 Auer’s Serv. 14 18 Regent Homes 12 20 State Bank 12 20 Liberty Homes 12 20 Sleepy Owl 11 21 Syracuse Legion 10 22 White Plumbing 10 22 Plaza Marine 8 12 High team series and game: Vega No. 1 — 2609, 934 600 series: M. Hostetter 623 500 series: H. Greeley 532, J. Reed 500, D. McKibben 519, R. Stahley 517, D. Jones 515, P. Leach 527, S. Richardson 551, P. Bright 510, E. Harting 534, L. Sweatland 503, G. Lawrence 505, K. Koontz 569, W. Beeman 552, G. Vanator 539, L. Wysong 516, M. Yoder 548, G. Nordman 505, F. Nyikos 514, D. Johns 543, M. Coyle 548, C. Walton 517, G. Myers 503, R. Brazel 562, P. Campbell 537, B. Simon 524, O. Butler 518, B. Kline 525, F. Hapner 501, C. Campbell 520, L. Welty 569, J. Morganthaler 523 200 games: H. Greeley 212, M. Hostetter 215,228, D. Jones 214, S. Richardson 207, L. Sweatland 214, G. Lawrence 234, K. Koontz 225, W. Beeman 224, G. Vanator 212, M. Coyle 215, R. Brazel 201, B. Simon 205, D. Butler 203, C. Campbell 206 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 26 6 Leons Keglers 24 8 Syracuse Rubber 21 11 Dunithan & Young 19 13 Stahly-Stillson 19 13 Mastercraft 18 10 D. Doits 17 15 Sprite Mfg. 17 15 Wawasee TV 16 12 Keiths Plumbing 16 16 Monge & Harwood 15 17 Village Tap 14 18 Sleepy Owl 14 18

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Chambers Inc. 14 18 Walker’s Roofing 13 19 Beacon 12 20 United Telephone 12 20 O.K. Sales 11 21 Legion Post 223 10 22 Smallwood Serv. Center 9 23 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2160, 760 500 series: S. Kern 518, J. Kern 550, B. Thwaits 597, L. Gilbert 512, R. Halsey 557, M Carlson 566, E. Blakesley 568, L. Knispel 515, J. Morganthaler 507, M. Chambers 508, B. Frenger 506, K. Keim 519, O. Cobbum 555, D. Jones 520, H. Gillis 508 450 series: G. Thwaits 495, E. Carlson 454, T. Brock 459, B. Young 492 200 games: B. Thwaits 248, M. Carlson 203, E. Blakesley 213 170 games: S. Kern 190, L. Gilbert 185,184, E. Blakesley 180 175, E. Carlson 172, B. Young 182 Thursday Night Ladies Pilcher’s Shoes 23 9 Thornburg Drug 21 11 Louie’s Bar 21 11 B&K 19 13 Counting House Bank 19 13 Regent 19 13 Frog Tavern 19 13 Hinshaw Applicators 18 14 Wawasee Electronics 17 15 Curls, Inc. 17 15 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 17 15 Bowen Motors 16 16 Barth, Inc. 16 16 Brazel’s Bait 15 17 Kale Island Beacon 13 19 Lakeland Standard 12 20 Lancer Tool & Die 11 21 Chris Koher Ins. 10 22 N.N.N., Inc. 10 22 W.K.A.M. Radio 7 25 High team game and series: Louie’s Bar — 820-2227 500 series: M. Lambert 577, C. Hochstetler 519, H. Taylor 508 450 series: M. Whisler 492, J. Reed 490, K. Biesemeyer, 481, P. Benson 479, J. Honer 478, B. Nyce 478, D. Walton 478, K. Lowe 475, R. Easley 467, B. Hammon 467, N. Shields 461, K. Knisley 464, J. Knisely 455, C. Peterson 454, L. Ulery 451, B. Kern 450 200 games: M. Lambert 221 170 games: C. Hochstetler 195, M. Lambert 193, K. Knisley 190, K. Biesemeyer 187, D. Walton 189, J. Reed 184, P. Loetz 182, H. Taylor 180, B. Hammon 179, I. Stahley 179, M. Whisler 175, P. Benson 177, B. Kern 177, J. Honer 173, N. Shields 173, J. E. Hutsell 170 City North League Service Liquor 29 7 Fitch’s 24 12 DeGood Tractors 22% 13% Post Office 22 14 Pepsi-Cola 21 15 Bill Nay Furniture 16% 19% Blanchard Builders 16% 19% Zimmer No. 3 15 21 ’ Burket Elevator 14 22 Kiwanis 11% 24% Charlie Stewart Mar. 11 25 Woodies Rental 13 23 High team series and game: Fitch’s — 2827, 968 600 series: D. Kehoe 196, 219, 256-671 200 games: D. Clevenger 204, F. Godshalk 203, R. Grubbs 213, G. Reed 203, D. Engle 212, B. Deerwester 201, 205, D. Keener 213, L. Horn 202, V. Miller 203, J. Laurien 230, G. Young 206

Thursday Kof fee Klatch High team series and game: Bowlerettes — 2018, 704 High Individual series: S. Van Kirk 585, S. Piper 519, E. Bertsch 508, C. Garber .501, B. Williams 494, B. Walls 483, E. Julian 477, D. Bumbaugh 466 High individual games: S. Van Kirk 221, 192, 172, S. Piper 196, E. Bertsch 194,169, C. Engel 190, E. Julian 184,175, B. Robison 178, D. Ulery 177, M. Igo 177, C. Garber 176, B. Walls 174, B. Williams 172, 171, D. Bumbaugh 170, C. Kehoe 170, W. Kehoe 169, S. Blosser 169 Team Standings Bowlerettes 18 9 Hi-N-Lows 17% 9% Alley Sweepers 17 10 High Fliers 16 11 4 Mrs. 15 12 Clumsey Quartet 15 12 Tailenders 13 14 Clunette 12% 14% Drifters 12 15 Go Getters 11 16 4 Spares 8 19 Pin Pickers 7 20 s Saturday Bantam League Superstars 12 0 Bears 10 2 Butterballs 7 5 Bugaloos 7 5 Tigers 6 6 Strike-a-boom 6 6 Lucky Strikes 5 7 Chiefs 5 7 Destroyers 5 7 The Monkeys 4 8 The 8 Balls 4 8 Ding-a-lings 3 9 High team series and game: Butterballs — 585-1132 200 series: (2 game series) D. Andrews 208, G. Carpenter 217, G. Miller 227, T. Schrock 233, K. Smallwood 223 100 games: L. Gustner 101, D. Andrews 115, G. Carpenter 108 v 109, G. Miller 121,106, K. Bice 122, M. Maggart 106, T. Schrock 135, C. Eby 103, M- Dunithan 117, K. Smallwood 100, 123 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Wawasee Laundromat 22 14 American Industries 22 14 Kern Grain 22 14 State Bank 19% 12% Cromwell Lumber 19 17 Mocks Marine Rentals 18 14 Mastercraft 17% 18% Corl Corp. 13 23 TheLovables 12 24 Todd Realty 11 25 High team series and game: American Industries — 2300, 860 500 series: D. Johnson 525, S. Kern 533, A. Dahlstrom 502, M. Lambert 534, B. Johnson 507 450 series: S. Brouwer 471, D. Thwaits 481, A. Gallahan 467 200 games: M. Lambert 207 170 games: M. Lambert 181, D. Johnson 198, S. Brouwer 188, L. Neff 173, D. Thwaits 178, S. Kern 193, 174, A. Dahlstrom 197, B. Johnson 192, 179 Saturday Junior Bowlers Playboys 13 3 A.B.C.’s 10 6 Rumpriders 9 7 Stars and Stripes 8% 7% Cubs 7% 8% King Pins 7 9 Goober Peas 6 10 Falcons 5 3 13 High team series scratch: Playboys — 1336 High team game scratch:

Playboys — 487 High team game hdcp.: Falcons —737 4 350 series: T. Searfoss 366, D. Firestone 373 130 games: T. Morganthaler 143, T. Searfoss 137, R. Fetters 148, D. Firestone 168 Sunday Night Mixed R&R 16 8 Windsor Homes 14 10 Sleepy Owl Inn 14 10 The Kids 13% 10% Lakeland Standard 13 11 Alley Cats 10 14 Taylor Wholesale 10 14 Jenny’s Kitchenette 10 14 T&P 10 14 Anchor Klankers 9% 14% High team series and game: Sleepy Owl Inn — 1807, 632 500 series: (men) G. Richards 544, J. Willard 532, R. Caudill 566. 200 games: (men) G. Richards 208, J. Willard 200 Milford Business Walter Drug 26% 13% Little & Clark 23 17 Augsburger-Syra. 23 17 Berk’s Body Shop 22 18 Hickory Lounge 22 18 Campbell’s Market 21 19 Smallwood Service 21 19 Milford T.V. 20 20 Augsburger-Milf. 20 20 Sharp’s Hardware 15% 24% C. S. Myers 15 25 Wick’s Marina 12 28 High team series and game: Hickory Lounge — 2954, 1070 600 series: D. Johns 651 500 series: J. Caple 593, B. Bushong 571, D. Butler 556, L. Newman 553, D. Rensberger 539, M. Chambers 537, B. Dippon 529, D. Rumfelt 529, J. Brumbaugh 527, P. Campbell 526, B. Kaiser

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