The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 December 1972 — Page 2

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Wawasee falls to biggest foe, Warsaw

Warsaw jumped to an early 8-0 lead last Friday night to open the game between the Warriors and their archrivals, the Warsaw Tigers. Wawasee fought back and when Jim Stout scored at the buzzer to end the first quarter they were only down 20-19, but Warsaw ripped off 11 points before the Warriors could connect in the second quarter. When Stout ended the half with another bucket at the gun Wawasee was back 39-27. Dwight Tallman’s Tigers stretched their margin to 9 and led 52-43 at the third stop. In the final stanza Warsaw outscored Wawasee 11 points and wound up with an 86-66 victory. The loss dropped Tom Spear’s Warriors to 2-3 and 0-2 in conference standings. Dave Hamilton was the top scorer for the Warriors with 15. Greg Fidler netted 12 while Stout, Chamberlin and Beer each added 10.

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The Tigers were paced by Denny Hepler who scored 20. Rod Wildman and Mark Hanna both had 16. The Warrior reserved lost a close battle 55-53. Brad Cox hit for 12 points for top scorer, Dave Madrick and Bill Fawley had 11 a piece. Leading scorer for the Tigers was Kline with 13. Warsaw (86) — Hepler 844,

Wawasee edged by Triton 80-78

Last Saturday night the Triton Trojans squeaked out an 80-78 victory over Wawasee. The Warriors outplayed Triton in the first half and took a 42-29 lead. They hit 20 of 39 from the field for 51 per cent against Triton’s 11 of 37 for 30 per cent. The Warriors cooled off in the second half and held a 63-57 lead at the 3rd stop. Triton tied the game at 67-67 with 5:27 left and went on to take the lead. The Warriors, however, stayed within range and with one minute left Greg Fidler connected on a 15 footer and brought the Warriors within one. Triton’s Jim Fuzy hit a free throw with 18 seconds on the clock to give the Trojans a two point lead. Wawasee failed to score in the remaining seconds and Triton won 80-78. The loss dropped the Warriors record to 24. Jim Stout had 19 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Warriors in both departments. Greg Fidler put in 14 and Jan Beer had his best night with 13 points. Also in double figures were Chamberlin and Hamilton with 12 each. Triton was topped by Sellers and Hall, both with 23.

Wildman 481, Richardson 405, Hanna 641, Ressler 301, Wihebrink 200, Watkins 212, Kissell 235, Shoemaker 101, Metzger 001. Heberling 100 Wawasee (66) — Zurcher 003, Chamberlin 500, Hamilton 474, Fidler 441, Stout 424, Yoder 125, Schopf 114, Smith 021, Beer 422 Warsaw 20 39 62-86 Wawasee 19 27 43-66

Die B team game was taken by the Warriors for their 2nd win against 4 loses. Christ Paulus had 13 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Wawasee reserves to a 47-41 triumph. Brad Cox hit for 12 points in the Warrior victory. Triton (80) — Sellers 953, Hall 874, Roberts 532, Fuzy 363, Blackford 300, Janshorn 100, Jim Reich’t 001, Watkins 010, John Reich’t 002, Totals 29-22-15 Wawasee (78) — Stout 915, Chamberlin 424, Yoder 121, Hamilton 525, Zurcher 001, Fidler 704, Smith 221, Beer 532, Totals 33-12-23 Triton 15 29 57-80 Wawasee 20 42 63-78 3-0 record for jr. grapplers Wawasee’s B-Team remained unbeaten as they defeated NorthWood reserves 30-18, in Thursday night mat action. Three Warriors posted pins — Ron Beer at 112 pinned his opponent at 2:43; Russell Kell, at 119 pinned his man in 5:17; and Larry Helman at 145 pinned his man in 2:31. Four Warriors posted decisions — Bill Butt at 132 decisioned his man 6-2; Chris Stidham decisioned his man 2-1 at 138 pounds; Doug Brown at 155 posted a 4-2 decision; and Larry Rowland at 167 decisioned his man 11-5.

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Hits & Misses Brazels Bait 35 21 Campbells Market 33 23 Browns Blades & Bits 33 23 American Industries 32 24 Misfits 32 24 Buds Body Slop 30 26 Syracuse Mobil 28% 27% S.&S. 26% 29% SudlowsPier 26 30 Elmatt Corp. 4 52 High team series and game: Campbells Market — 1883, 711 500 series: K. Knisley 526, B. Simon 528, P. Campbell 569, D. Heckaman 501 450 series: S. Gilbert 470 200 games: B. Maggert 215, P. Campbell 212 170 games: B. Steury 188, L. Galloway 185, S. Brown 181, S. Gilbert 176 Thursday Night Ladies Pilcher’s Shoes 39 13 B&K 36 16 Louie’s Bar 36 16 Wawasee Electronics 33 19 Regent 31 21 Thornburg Drug 30 22 Frog Tavern 30 22 Hinshaw Applicators 28 24 Chris Koher Insurance 28 24 Kale Island Beacon 27 25 Lakeland Standard 25 27 Curls, Inc. 24 28 Counting House Bank 23 29 Brazel’sßait 23 29 Bowen Motors 22 30 Barth, Inc. 22 30 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 20 32 Lancer Tool & Die 19 33 NNN, Inc. 15 37 WKAM Radio 9 43 High team game and series: Pilcher’s Shoes — 818, 2361 500 series: K. Knisley 524, I. Stahley 517, B. Nyce 516 450 series: V. Penn 492, D. Walton 492, M. Pifer 487, M. Lambert 484, H. Taylor 484, E. Price 478, D. Coburn 475, J. Reed 472, S. Wolferman 467, S. Gilbert 466, E. Tatman 463, T. Brake 461, C. Hochstetler 464, L. Welty 460, J. Honer 458, R. Easley 455, J. Groves 454, P. Benson 451, N. Shields 451, F. Eby 450. 200 games: T. Brake 205 170 games: C. Peterson 191, I. Stahley 190,192, H. Taylor 190, C. Hochstetler 188, J. Leonard 187, M. Pifer 187, B. Nyce 185,173, S. Wolferman 182, 172, K. Knisley 181,174, M. Lambert 179, D. Walton 179, S. Gilbert 178,172, J. Groves 177, P. Benson 176, V. Penn 176, 170, L. Welty 174, J. Baumgartner 173, R. Easley J. Reed 171 County Charlie’s Ten Pin 41% 18% Louie’s Bar 36 24 Liquor Locker 35% 24% Aqualand Motel 35% 24% Anderson Paint 35 25 Crow Roofing 34 26 Kurly’s Keglers 33 27 Thornburg Drug 32 28 Frog Tavern 31 29 Wawasee Bowl 29% 30% Barbee Hotel 29 31 Bud’s Body Shop 27% 32% Schwartz Homes 24 36 Eager Leaguers 20 40 Bushong Barber Shop 19 41 Schwartz Developers 17% 42% High team series and game: Charlie’s Ten Pin — 2723-972 550 series: G. Davis 570, E. Anderson 556. M. Dorsey 556, D. Thibaut 568 200 games: J. Davis 203, G. Davis 201, C. Wogoman 221, E. Anderson 214, D. Rieder 200, G. Vanator 205, M. Dorsey 210, G. Pavel 200, F. Avery 208, F. Hapner 222, D. Thibaut 205 Saturday Bantam Superstars 26 4 Bears 24 6 Strike-A-Boom 19 11 Butterballs 17 13 Lucky Strikes 17 13 Bugaloos 13 17 The 8 BaUs 13 17 The Monkeys 12 18 Tigers 11 19 Chiefs 10 20

a. 31 RECEIVES AWARD — Roger Korenstra, sophomore safety at Anderson college, was among 80 athletes receiving fall sports awards at the college. He won a certificate of participation in football for his work during the Raven 4-4-1 season. A graduate of Wawasee high school, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Korenstra of r 2 Milford. Ding-A-Lings 10 20 .Destroyers 10 20 High team series and game: Superstars — 1158-603 (200) series — 2 game series: Mark Maggart 213, T. Schrock 247, R. Schwartz 264, L. Gerstner 212, P. Kline 202, G. Carpenter 216 100 games: M. Maggart 111, 102, T. Schrock 137,115, J. Hoover 101, M. DeWitt 106, K. Bice 100, D. Johnson 114, K. Smallwood 105, G. Carpenter 126, G. Miller 103, J. Beezley 102, L. Lowe 101, D. Dieterly 104, S. Silveus 104, L. Gerstner 105,107, P. Kline 112, D. Stahley 101, G. Coquillard 125, R. Schwartz 103, 161 Land O Lakes C&J Const. 40% 15% Dean’s Milk 40 16 Vega No. 1 39 17 Vega No. 2 38% 17% Jacks Sunoco 37 19 Frog Tavern 35 21 Harris 33 23 Lakeland Std. 31 25 Auer’s Serv. 31 25 N.W. Legion 29 27 Bowen Motors 25 31 Regent Homes 24 32 Syracuse Taveler 23 33 Sleepy Owl 22 34 Whites Plumbing 20 36 Liberty Homes 20 36 State Bank 19 37 Syracuse Legion 18 38 Plaza Marine 18 38 Wawasee Motors 17 39 High team series and game: (Continued On Page 3)

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Wawasee grapplers stop North Wood 38-23

Wawasee Warriors grabbed their second Northern Lakes Conference win of the season Thursday evening when they defeated a surprisingly strong North Wood foe 38-23. The Warriors once again dominated the lower weight classes, winning four out of five, the less occurring at 98 pounds. Starting regular Dave Doll was having his own rough bout with die flu while substituting Steve Hoopingarner faced a healthy talented North Wood foe. The Dye brothers then got the Warriors on the winning track by posting back to back victories. Paul Dye at 105 pounds decisioned his opponent 6-4. Then Chip Dye nailed Strang in 1:16 at 112 pounds, picking up his third straight pin of the year. Mark Vanlaningham chipped in with a 6-1 decision at 119. Dan Doll kept his pinning record in tact by stopping his opponent in 126 pounds action at 5:08. Randy Lewallen battled to a 6-6 draw with his opponent at 132 pounds. Jerry Yoder, in his first varsity

Blackford stops Wawasee 56-39

Wawasee’s swim team was defeated by Blackford in the Blackford high school pool. The final score was Blackford 56 and Wawasee 39. Wawasee had five first places including one relay. First places were won by Tom Spearman in both the 200 yard individual medley and the 100 yard breaststroke. Mike Bitner

Tickets on sale Monday for holiday tourney Season tickets will be on sale in the Wawasee high school book store next week, Monday through Wednesday, for the holiday tournament which will be held at Wawasee December 28 and 29. Tickets will also be on sale the evening of the Northridge game, December 22.

appearance, was edged out of the victory column by a 6-7 decision. Following the loss at 138 pounds, Wawasee again got back into the winning column and posted three straight victories. Joe Melendez, at 145, decisioned his man 4-1. Bob Bauman, at 155, decisioned his man 4-3. Brad Lemberg, at 167, picked up his first pin when he stopped Roose of North Wood at 5:32. At 177 pounds action Gary Francis put up a battle before being pinned with 34 seconds remaining in the third period. Wawasee’s forfeit at 185 accounted for 6 of North Wood’s 23 points. Heavyweight wrestler Walter Leech assured the Warrior fans of a victory when he pinned his opponent at 1:09. Coach Frank’s Warriors host a talented Plymouth squad Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 and travel to Ligonier, Dec. 14, to meet an eager West Noble squad at 7. Results of individual matches follow: 98 lb. — Hoopengarner (W), pinned by Ricker, (NW), 1:24

placed first in the 100 yard butterfly and Tim Campbell won the 400 yard freestyle. The 400 yard freestyle relay was also won by Wawasee with members of that team being Randy Rich, Denny Spearman, Tim Campbell and Greg Ummel. Wawasee’s next meet is at Wawasee against Howe Military on December 14 at 7 p.m.

Seats will be reserved. Wawasee has 343 tickets on the floor level for students and 420 tickets in the balcony. Each participating school received one-fourth of the tickets except for 400 balcony tickets at the end of the gym which will be unreserved seats. Season and session tickets will be sold at the gate if the gym has not already been sold out. North Wood and West Noble will play the first game at 7 p.m. Thursday. Whitko and Wawasee ’ will play the second game of the evening.

106 lbs. — P. Dye, (W), decisioned Newcomer, (NW), 6-4 112 lbs. — C. Dye, (W), pinned Strang, (NW), 1:16 119 lbs. - Vanlaningham (W), decisioned Burkholder, (NW), 6-1 126 lbs. - Dell (W), pinned Culp, (NW), 5:08 132 lbs. — Lewallen (W), Golden (NW). 6-6 draw 138 lbs. - Yoder (W), decisioned by Etsinger, (NW) 7-6 145 lbs. — Memendez (W), decisioned Lanier, (NW) 4-1 155 lbs. — Bauman (W), decisioned Kirkdorffer, (NW), 4-3 167 lbs. — Lemberg (W), pinned Reese, (NW), 5:32 177 lbs. — Francis (W), pinned by Bigler, (NW), 5:26 185 lbs. — Forfeit to Sittier, (NW) HWT - Leech (W), pinned Savers, (NW), 1:09

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