The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 November 1972 — Page 2

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Warrior Swimmers Win First Match Os Season

The Wawasee Warrior swim team won its first match of the season in a close match. The Warriors won by one point — 4847. The match was decided on the last event, the 400 free style

Warriors Stopped In Home Opener 59-70

After stopping the Carroll Chargers 70-53 last Saturday night on the Chargers hardwood the Wawasee Warriors opened their home season last night (Tuesday) with a 59-70 loss to the visiting Fairfield Falcons. High point man for Wawasee was Jim Stout, a six foot, two inch junior forward. Stout scored a total of seven field goals for 14 points. He was followed by other juniors, Tad Chamberlin with 12 and Dave Hamilton with 11. Alvarez led the visiting team and was high point man for the night with 18 points. He was followed by Miller with 16 and Thwaits with 15. Box scores showing field goals and foul shots made by each of the players follows: Wawasee (59) — Stout 70, Chamberlain 60, Hamilton 51, Fidler 12, Schopf 30, Zurcher 30, Beer 12, Yoder 10 and Smith 00.

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relay, which was won by Wawasee. Members of the relay team were Randy Rich, Matt Gray, Tim Campbell and Greg Ummel. Other first place awards for the Warriors went to Tom Spearman

Fairfield (70) — Alvarez 82, Fisher 00, Thwaits 47, Kurtz 52, Sark 00, Miller 80, Truex 13 and Sommers 04. Grace College To Host Tourney WINONA LAKE — Grace college will again host the eight team Turkey Basketball Classic from November 22-25. This, the 14th Annual Turkey Classic, will feature teams from five different states covering coast to coast. Back from last year are Trinity (Illinois), 1971 runner-up; Taylor university; Bethel; Spring Arbor (Michigan), 3rd place winner in 1971; Manchester; and 1971 defending champion Grace college. New teams include The King’s college (New York) and Biola (California), who is rated as the pre-toumament favorite.

in the 100 yard breast stroke; Tim Campbell in the 400 yard free style; Kent Sawyer in the 100 meter diving; Randy Rich in the 200 yard free style and Kevin Fry, Tom Spearman, Mike Bitner and Greg Ummel in the 200 yard medley relay.

First round match-ups are as follows: Wednesday, Nov. 22 7 p.m. — Manchester vs King’s 9 p.m. — Grace vs Bethel Thursday, Nov. 23 7 p.m. — Taylor vs Trinity 9 p.m. — Spring Arbor vs Biola Prep Drops First Game Os Season Wawasee Prep dropped it’s season opening basketball game to Westview, 92-65, Saturday night on the victors’ court. With a 42-34 lead at halftime for Prep, Westview hit a scorching 66 per cent from the floor in the second half to outscore the Lakers 58 to 23. Prep had been relying heavily on four starters back from last years squad, however, starting forward Frank Hunckler did not suit for the game due to a bout with the flu and last years leading scorer Sylvester Allen only contributed seven points as he suffered from a previous ankle injury. Otha Wallace led Prep in scoring with 20 points, while two other players, Terry Bonds and Greg Anderson, also hit double figures with 13 and 12, respectively. Westview’s Gary Yoder led all scorers with 29 points for an outstanding game on the boards. The Prep junior varsity further added to woes of Laker fans as they dropped a 44-25 decision to the Westview JV’s. The Lakers will meet Culver Military in the next game of the season. .1 Navajo Indians To Be Program At Golden Rule The Navajo Indians will be the highlight for the special program on Sunday evening, Dec. 3, at 6 p.m. in die Golden Rule Community church at 1220 S. 11th St., Goshen. Jim Grace of Elkhart will present slides which he took on a visit to the reservation. It is especially hard for the Navajo to live during the winter months. Blankets are needed and money collected during the evening will go towards the purchase of blankets which will be delivered by Mr. Grace. The public is invited to attend the program.

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Saturday Jr. Bowl Playboys 21 7 Abe’s 14% 13% Stars & Strikes 14% 13% Rump-Riders 14 14 Falcon’s 13 15 Cubs 12% 15% Goober Peas 11% 16% King Pins 11 17 140 games: G. Brown 142, A. Whetten 154, D. Darr 144, C. Henning 153, 146, T. Carpenter 143, M. Francis 162 350 series: D. Darr 357, A. Whetten 352, G. Brown 363, C. Henning 426, M. Francis 419 High team game scratch and handicap : Playboy’s -542-741 High team series scratch and handicap : Playboy’s —1483-2080 Hits & Misses Campbells Market 28 16 Misfits 27 17 Brazels Bait 26 18 Browns Blades & Bits 24 20 Buds Body Shop 23 21 SudlowsPier 23 21 American Ind. 22 22 S&S 21% 22% Syracuse Mobil 21% 22% Elmatt Corp. 4 40 High team series and game: Campbells — 1831-661 500 series: P. Campbell 564, D. Butler 536, B. Simon 507, K. Knisley 502 450 series: D. Mangona 451, L. Galloway 452, L. Campbell 454 200 games: B. Maggart 208, P. Campbell 225, B. Simon 209 170 games: E. Schwartz 173, L. Galloway 179, J. Livengood 174, L. Campbell 181 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 35 9 Leon’s Keglers 33 11 Stahly-Stillson 28 16 Dunithan & Young 25 19 Syracuse Rubber 25 19 Village Tap 24 20 Mastercraft 24 16 Sprite Mfg. 23,21 Monge & Harwood 22 22 D. Doits 21 23 Wawasee TV 20 20 Keith’s Plumbing 20 24 Legion Post No. 223 19 25 O.K.Sales 18 26 Chambers, Inc. 18 26 United Telephone 18 26 Sleepy Owl 17 27 Bearon 17 27 Wallers Roofing 15 29 Smallwood Serv. Ctr. 15 29 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2166, 743 600 series: B. Thwaits 602 500 series: P. Kline 533, S. Kern 519, J. Kern 571, C. Wogoman 524, M. Chambers 530, B. Frenger 544, S. Walker 539, J. Morganthaler 519, L. Knispel 530, K. Knisley 524, L. Gilbert 512, R. Halsey 512 450 series: G. Thwaits 474, B. Young 474,1. Dull 487, E. Graff 474 200 games: B. Thwaits 235, D. Lawson 212; I. Dull 203, K. Knisley 201, R. Halsey 202 170 games: G. Thwaits 192, S. Kern 170, 181, L. Gilbert 170, 184 Land O Lakes Vega No. 1 34 10 C& J Const. 33% 10% Dean’s Milk 31 13 Jack’s Sunoco 30 14 Vega No. 2 28% 15% Frog Tavern 26 18 Lakeland Std. 24 20 N. Legion 24 20 Auer’s Serv. 24 20 Harris 22 22 Bowen Motors 22 22 Syracuse Traveler 19 25 White’s Plumbing 17 27 Sleepy Owl 16 28 Wawasee Motors 16 28 Plaza Marine 15 17 Regent Homes 15 29 State Bank 15 29 Liberty Homes 15 29 Syracuse Legion 13 31 High team series and game: Jack’s Sunoco — 2719, 920 600 series: (men) D. Butler 636 500 series: (men) J. Thornburg 512, J. Erdly 530, L. Welty 521, J. Morganthaler 543, F. Wickersham 500, D. Foster 537, P. Mathews 534, B. Meyer 508, K. Knisley 574, J. Reed 521, C. Grove 511, J. Desomer 511, J. Graber 502, D. Johns 546, L. Wysong 570,

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WRESTLING TEAM — Members of the Wawasee high school wrestling team are shown above with their coaching staff. From left in the front row are Paul Dye, Chip Dye, Bill Butt, Mark Vanlaningham, John Glon, Dan Doll, Randy Lewallen and Terry Frank, head coach.

M. Yoder 538, F. Nyikos 569, C. Mohler 501, P. Mast 525, C. Walton 556, M. Boyer 505, B. Eyer 514, K. Koontz 533, D. Vem 595, D. McKibben 522, R. Stahley 518, R. Hostetter 532, M. Hostetter 552 200 games: (men) J. Erdly 202, J. Morganthaler 203, B. Pifer 202, K. Knisley 204,201, D. Butler 202, 236, D. Johns 219, L. Wysong 205, 200, M. Yoder 201, F. Nyikos 209, P. Mast 210, C. Walton 209, K. Koontz 238, D. Van 215, M. Hostetter 200 County Charlie’s Ten Pin 32 16 Liquor Locker 30 18 Louie’s Bar 30 18 Aqualand Motel 29 19 Anderson Paint 28 20 Kurly’s Keglers 28 20 Frog Tavern 28 20 Crow Roofing 28 20 Thornburg Drug 25 23 Barbee Hotel 24 24 Wawasee Bowl 24 24 Bud’s Body Shop 20 28 Schwartz Homes 18 30 Eager Leaguers 15 33 Schwartz Developers 14 34 Bushong Barber Shop 11 37 High team series and game: Barbee Hotel — 2778, 972 600 series: (men) T. Youhce 202, 200, 247-649 550 series: (men) B. Simon 554, J. Kern 570, D. Thibaut 576, D. Hyde 202, D. Burchard 569, H. Galloway 550, P. Royer 574, M. Dorsey 574, R. Brazel 572, C. McCuen 556 200 games: (men) B. Simon 203, J. Kern 200, D. Thibaut 209, E. Whitacre 205, R. Stahly 212, P. Peterson 215, H. Galloway 210, P. Royer 201, M. Dorsey 201, B. Anderson 204, E. Anderson 205, R. Brazel 216, H. Locke 211, C. McCuen 213, J. Davis 212 Thursday Night Ladies Pilcher’s Shoes 31 13 Louie’s Bar 30 14 Thornburg Drug 29 15 B&K 28 16 Wawasee Electronics 27 17 Regent 27 17 Hinshaw Applicators 25 19 Frog Tavern 25 19 Counting House Bank 22 22 Bowen Motors 22 22 Kale Island Beacon 21 23 Brazel’s Bait 21 23 Curls Inc. 20 24 Chris Koher Insurance 20 24 N. W. Fireman’s Aux. 19 25 Lakeland Standard 18 26 Lancer Tool & Die 17 27 Barth, Inc. 16 28 N.N.N., Inc. 14 30 WKAM Radio 8 36 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug — 861, 2392 500 series: (women) J. Reed 559, K. Knisley 541, M. Lambert 523, M. Pifer 511, N. Spurting 511 450 series: (women) F. Eby 499,1. Stahley 493, G. Eyer 490, N. Shields 485, L. Ulery 485, P. Loetz 483, B. Kern 482, V. Penn 480, W. Finton 475, E. Haskins 475, B. Menefee 462, E. Johnson 459, M. Whisler 456, E. Hughes 451, S. Wolterman 451 200 games: (women) F. Eby

205, I. Stahley 203, J. Reed 202 170 games: (women) J. Reed 199, E. Haskins 196, K. Knisley 197, 180, P. Loetz 182, 187, M. Lambert 178,187, L. Welty 185, M. Pifer 183, E. Johnson 181, M. Whisler 180, N. Spurting 179,180, L. Ulery 179, K. McKibben 177, N. Shields 177, R. Easley 176, C. Whitacre 176, L. Culbertson 175, N. Speicher 174, W. Finton 171, B. Kern 171, B. Caple 171 Saturday Bantam Superstars 18 3 Bears 18 3 Butterballs 13 8 Bugaloos 11 10 Strike-a-boom 11 10 The 8 Balls 10 11 Lucky Strikes 9 12 Destroyers 9 12 Ding-a-lings 8 13 Tigers 8 13 Chiefs' 7 14 The Monkeys 6 15 High team series: Superstars — 1222 High team game: The 8 Balls — 632 200 series (2 game series) M. Maggart 253, T. Schrock 353, P. Kline 202, G. Carpenter 215 100 games: M. Maggart 121, 132, T. Schrock 160, 193, M. DeWitt 111, R. Cripe 105, P. Kline 109, G. Carpenter 124, G. Miller 102, D. Stahley 112, K. Bice 123, C. Darr 100, J. Becker 101, M. Dunithan 109 Milford Business Walter’s Drug 35% 16% Augsburger-Syra. 31 21 Campbell’s Market 30 22 Milford TV 30 22 Little & Clark 29 23 Smallwood Service 27 25 Hickory Lounge 26 26 Berk’s Body Shop 26 26 Augsburger-Milf. 24 28 Sharp’s Hardware 20% 31% Wick’s Marina 17 35 C. Myers 17 35 High team series: Campbell’s Market — 2963 High team game: AugsburgerMils. — 1142 600 series: (men) D. Johns 608 500 series: (men) J. Caple 588, L. Newman 575, P. Campbell 574, D. Butler 569, D. Hockert 561, D. Wuthrich 546, M. Smith 546, J. Reed 544, S. Stump 544, B. Simon 544, J. DeSomer 542, A. Miller 539, B. Replogle 529, B. Dippon 528, R. Thibaut 526, L. Troup 523, J. Bray 518, B. Kaiser 515, B. Bushong 514, K. Mathews 507 200 games: (men) J. DeSomer 252, D. Johns 244, D. Wuthrich 223, A. Millef 221, J. Caple 218, L. Troup 217, G. Fisher 215, D. Hockert 211, J. Reed 203, M. Smith 203, L. Newman 202, K. Mathews 202, O. Replogle 201, B. Bushong 201, P. Campbell 201, B. Simon 201, B. Buhrt 200, D. Butler 200 Tuesday Afternoon State Bank Os Syra. 31% 16% American Industries 31 17 Kern Grain 29% 18% Wawasee Laundromat 29 19 Mastercraft 26 22

In the second row are coach Ken Jordan, Doug Hoerr, Kris Stidham, Doug Brown, Joe Melendez, Chuck Rapp and Dave Schopf. In back are Larry Rowland, Robert Bauman, Brad Lemberg, Gary Francis, Brian Lemberg and Walter Leach.

Mocks Marine Rentals 25 23 Cromwell Lumber 24 24 TheLovables 16 32 Corl Corporation 14 34 Todd Realty 14 34 High team series and game: American Industries — 2257, 837 500 series: S. Kern 546, M. Lambert 512, B. Johnson 512 450 series: B. Kline 485, H. Frushour 453, A. Dahlstrom 488 200 games: S. Kern 214, 185 170 games: B. Kline 188, A. Gallahan 187, E. Ogle 174, M. Lambert 178, 180, A. Dahlstrom 171, B. Johnson 177 Tuesday Night Ladies Millers Mobil Park 36 12 Frog Tavern 32 16 Syracuse Rubber 30 18 Bellman’s Case 27 21 Hawk’s Recreation 27 21 Wawa Ski Club 25 23 Walter Drug Co. 22 24 Augsburgers 20 28 Wawasee Construction 19 29 Bitners Antiques 19 29

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White Front 18 30 Elko Mobil Homes 13 35 High team series and game: Mobil Park — 2236, 786 500 series: A. Harper 173, 192520, J. Wortinger 222-504,, C. Whitacre 189,165-503 (Continued On Page 3)

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