The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 January 1973 — Page 2

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West Noble takes holiday tourney

The West Noble Chargers defeated the North Wood Panthers on Thursday night and the Whitko Wildcats on Friday, night to capture the Wawasee holiday tourney crown. Wawasee was edged out in their first game 64-63 by Whitko. The first half was played evenly with the score 29-29, but Whitko pulled out in front and took a 45-37 lead at the end of the 3rd quarter. The Wildcats stretched their margin to 13, leading 52-39 with 6:30 remaining in the game. The Warriors refused to die, however, and behind the shooting of Tad Chamberlin came within three with one minute left. Mike Zurcher then hit two foul shots and Chamberlin followed with a field goal to give Wawasee a 63-62 lead with 22 seconds on the clock. But Whitko still would not bow, and scored a bucket with 11 seconds. A last second attempt by Chamberlin failed and Whitko triumphed 64-63, advancing to the finals against West Noble. , Chamberlin had 24 points to lead the Warriors, and Zurcher was second with 14. Top for the Wildcats was Sands with 16. Wawasee met North Wood on Friday night in the consolation game. Dave Hamilton opened the game with a quick bucket and the Warriors never lost the lead.’ Behind 35-22 at half, North Wood came within five in the third quarter, but could get no closer as Wawasee pulled away again and ended with a 70-52 victory. Jim Stout paced the Warriors with 22 points. Also in double figures were Fidler and Hamilton with 12 and 10 respectively. Hamilton led ift rebounding with nine and Stout had eight.

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CHAMPION WEST NOBLE CHARGERS

In .the championship game, West Noble won easily over Whitko, leading 40-31 at half and 74-61 at the final buzzer: Rarick was the top scorer of the game, pouring in 23 to lead West Noble. Kerr was high for Whitko with 13. Following are the box scores for the championship and consolation games: ' . . WEST NOBLE (74) — Loveless 233, Matson 004, Rarick 874,

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Jeff Hughes a do-it-all guard at Murray State

Seldom does a guard lead his team in rebounding, but Jeff Hughes, Murray State’s “do it all” guard, finds himself in that position.' A product from Syracuse, Hughes currently leads his junior varsity team in rebounds with 11 retrieves per game and is also out front in two other departments. In Murray’s three games this season, Hughes has hit on 51.6 per cent of his shots for a 32.6 average andihas made 85 per cent of his attempts. Success With Fans From thte first game he played in a Murrayuniform, Hughes was a success whb the fans. In the Racers’ intra-squad game he dazzled Murray fans by sinking 10-11 field goal attempts, most of them coming from the 20foot range. Two games later he treated the fans with his performance by blistering the nets for 38 points and pulling down 17 rebounds. . \ - . Hughes finds college ball a big adjustment. A graduate from Wawasee high school, he says, “I’ve had to practically learn all new moves. The competition in college is much stiffer and they know pretty much what-you are

Stahly 535, Vannette 644, Shell 010, Gilbert 212, Reynolds 021, Knafel 235, Hagen 001, Totals 25-24-29 1 • WHITKO (61) — Sands 435, Rupley 122, P. Kubacki 155, Sutton 100, Kerr 534, Walther 103, J. Kubacki 021, Schipper 364, Martin 003, Winger 322, Totals 19-23-29 Whitko k 13 31 40 61 W. Noble 22 40 57 74

going to do?’ • Murray’s well respected junior varsity coach, Kayo Willis, says “Jeff is a fine offensive ball player with some tremendous moves. His ability to be where the ball is and his determination to win has made him a big asset to our team.”

Young bowlers hold holiday tournament

A holiday doubles tournament was held at Wawasee Bowl on Saturday for 42 bantam and junior high league bowlers. Jim Becker and George Coquillard took honors in the bantam division with a 612. High series for boys went to Fred Avery, Jr., 306; and girls, Lori Hochstetler, 318. • Darrell Stahly took high single game honors with a 167 ancnn the girls division, Janine England rolled a 165. These youths bowled two games only in a series and all trophies were given on a handicap basis. Juniors A three game series with handicap was used in junior play with Rick Hoover and Tim Smith taking first with 1027. Tony Searfoss rolled high series for the boys with a 495 and Kathy Brouwer for the girls with 512. High individual single game honors went to Doug Earheart and Kim Beesley with 196 and 182, respectively. Score keepers and helpers for the event included Mrs. Doyle Butler and sons, Dan and Don; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knisley, sons Dana and Brian; Lowell

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WAWASEE (70) — Smith 323, Stout 782, Hamilton 423, Zurcher 140, Chamberlin 405, Fidler 442, Schopf 201, Beer 001, Totals 25-20-17 NORTHWOOD (52) — Evans 101, Brown 543, Hostetler 304, R. Miller 241, M, Miller 424, Burkholder 203, fcurtz 100, Huber 304, Buttman 001, Totals 21-10-21 Wawasee 17 35 52 70 North Wood 8 22 44 52

His senior season at Wawasee high, Hughes led his team to a 175 record while averaging 23 points and 14 rebounds. He received all-tourney and allsectional honors and made first team all-conference. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes of Syracuse.

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Thursday Night Ladies Pilcher’s Shoes 50 14 B&K 46 18 Thornburg prug 42 22 Louie’s Bar 42 22 Wawasee Electronics 40 24 Regent ' 38 26 Chris Koher Ins. 35 29 Kale Island Beacon 34 30 Hinshaw App. 32 32 Barth, Inc. 32 32 Frog Tavern 31 33 Curls, Inc. 29 35 Bowen Motors 29 35 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 29 35 Lakeland Standard 26 38 Counting House Bank 25 39 Lancer Tool & Die 24 40 Brazel’s Bait 24 40 N.N.N., Inc. 19 45 WKAM Radio 13 51 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug 4- 887-2373 500 series: K. Knisley 571 : J. Reed 552, M. Lambert 551, B. Nyce 516, E. Graff 508 450 series and above: G. Eyer 494, B. Kern 488, K. McKibben 485, L. Culbertson 483, F. Eby 475, N. Galloway 462,1. Stahley 460, S. Wolterman 453, J. Knisely 451, M. Popenfoose, 451, H. Taylor 451, M. Whisler 451 , 200 games: M. Lambert 221, J. Reed 201-204 170 games and above: K. Knisley 196-188-187, G. Eyer 193, E. Graff 192-171, M. Whisler 188, G. Pilcher 182, B. Nyce 180-179, B. Kern 177-170, L. Culbertson 177, F. Money 177, M. Popenfoose 175, S. England 172, M. Lambert 172 •Tuesday Afternoon State Bank of Syracuse American Ind. 43 Wawasee Laund. 40 28 Mastercraft 37 31 Cromwell Lumber 36 32 Kern Grain Mock’s Marine Rent. 35 33 Todd Realty 24 44 The Lovables 24 44 Corl Corporation 20 48 500 series: M. Lambert 537, B. Johnson 537 450 series and above: M. Dixon 497, D. Johnson 485, S. Kern 473, A. Peterson 464, B. Kline 455, N. Kline 460 200 games: M. Lambert 203176, B. Johnson 223 170 games and above: M. Dixon 191, S. Kern 176, A. Peterson 177, A. Dahlstrom 177, B. J. Silveus 175, A. McCarty 175, B. Kline 182 Milford Business Campbell’s Market 71 Hickory Lounge 71 Walter Drug ’ 6 2 Little & Clark 6 2 Smallwood Service ' 5 3 Augsburger-Milford 5 3 Berk’s Body Shop 4 4 Milford T.V. , 3 5 Augsburger-Syra. 2 6 C.S. Myers k 17 Wick’s Marina 17 Sharp’s Hdwr. 17 High team series and game: Berk’s Body Shop — 3018-1049 600 series: M. Chambers 605 500 series: B. Kaiser 595; J. DeSomer 561; S. Stump 552; R. Simon 543; D. Butler 541; D. Rensberger 535; R. Thibaut 531; P. Campbell 522; L. Newman 518; L. Bray 514; H. Troup 514; R. Felkner 513; J. Reed 508; D. Wolferman 508; J. Bray 504 200 games: J. DeSomer 235; B. Kaiser 222; P. Campbell 206; M. Chambers 206-202; S. Stump 203; R. Simon 203 9 Land O Lakes Dean’s Milk 8 0 Lakeland Std. 71 Regent Homes 71 Harris 6 2 Syracuse Traveler 6 2 Sleepy Owl 6 2 Vega No. 1 / 4 4 Jack’s Sunoco 4 4 Syracuse Legion 4 4 N. W. Legion 4 4 Wawasee Motors 4 4 Auer’s Serv. 4 4 Frog Tavern 3 5 VegaNo.2 3 5 Plaza Marine 3 5 C& J Const. 2 6 White’s Plumbing 2 6 Bowen Motors 17 State Bank 17 Liberty Homes 17 High team series and game: Dean’s Milk — 2610, 895 500 series: P. Campbell 541, K. Knisley 505, B. Simon 585, J. Ray 516, P. Mathews 506, W. Beeman 514, C. Walton 526, B. Clemons 530, D. Brown 508, B. Eyer 506, F. Hapner 519, X Kern 576, C. Mullins 517, E. Harting 528, P. Bright 550, D. Van 509, R. Hostetter 503, R. Smith 503, D.

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Prep hosts fourth annual tourney play

This Saturday, Jan. 6, Wawasee Prep will host its fourth annual four-way tourney at the Syracuse junior high school gym. In the opening game at 12 noon, Akron will play WhiteJs. This game matches two tough teams who have lost only two games between them. Akron carries an 8-1 record into the game, while White’s ha s'a 7-1 record. In the second game at 1:45, the Prep Lakers will take on big Gary Emerson. The Lakers, who have been idle since December 18, carry a 2-6 record into the game, while Emerson is 4-5 for the year, playing in the tough competition of the Gary area. At 7 o’clock Saturday night, the two losers will meet in consolation action. Winners will vie for the championship at 8:45.

Dust 524, L. Wysong 501, M. Yoder 535, J. Karesh 518, G. Nordman 532 200 games: R. Campbell 217, B. Simon 212, J. Ray 207, D. Brown 213, J. Kern 206, 200, E. Harting 211, P. Bright 220, D. Jones 215, L. Gingerich 202, F. Wickersham 205, G. Nordman 202 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 6 2 Syracuse Rubber 6 2 D. Doits ,62 United Telephone 6 2 Chambers, Inc. 5 3 Legion No. 223 5 3 Sleepy Owl 4)6 3>6 Dunithan & Young 4 0 Wawasee TV 4 4 O. K. Sales 4 4 Smallwood Serv. Ctr. 4 4 Stahly-Stillson 3)6 4)6 Mastercraft 3 5 Keiths Plumbing 3 5 Walkers Roofing 3 5 Village Tap 2 6 < Beacon 2 6 Leon’s Keglers 2 2 Sprite Mfg. 2 6 Monge & Harwood 17 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2029, 688 500 series: L. Welty 532, D. Weaver 530, O. Cobbum 515, J. Honer 517, F. Brock 570, L. Epley 526, L. Gilbert 570, R. Richey 587, C. Fink 507, M. Carlson 567, L. Knispel 507, G. Thwaits 500, J. Kern 529, B. Thwaits 504 450 series: H. Frushour 494, C. Knispel 473, J. Schultz 459, S. Kern 496 200 games: L. Welty 219,. J. Honer 211, F. Brock 220, L. Gilbert 213, R. Richey 217, M. Carlson 205, G. Thwaits 203 170 games: H. Frushour 175, B. Epley 170, L. Gilbert 192, C. Knispel 179, J. Schultz 175, S. Kern 170, 182 Tuesday Night Ladies Miller’s Mobile Park 53 15 Frog Tavern 49 19 Hawk’s Recreation 43 25 Bellman’s Case 40 28 Syracuse Rubber 38 30 Wawa Ski Club 35 33 Walter Drug Co. . 30 38 Augsburgers 29 39 White Front Grocery 28 38 Bitner’s Antiques 23 45 Wawasee Construction 21 47 Elko Mobile Homes 19 49 High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2162, 791 500 series: A. Harper 177, 203, 189-569 450 series: S. Hoover 169, 168495, J. Wortinger 187, 160-489, H. Frushour 175-478, S. Gilbert 168, 164-467,1. Dull 193-456, J. Hoover 456

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200 games: A. Dixon 237-474 160 games: S. Keim 180, D. Mickley 175, G. Pilcher 174, A. Kern 172, E. Tatman 172 Dates changed ~ &■ I • Milford junior high school principal Marion Acton has announced the following date changes for basketball games to be played next week at the junior high school: , Monday, Jan. 8, the basketball team will play host to Goshen’s Towncrest at 4:15 p.m. This is a game scheduled earlier but cancelled because of -bad weather. Tuesday, Jan. 9, the Trojans will travel to Bremen for a 5 p.m. game with the Lions.

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