The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 January 1973 — Page 2

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GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM — Members of the Wawasee high school basketball team are shown above as they posed for a Mail-Journal photographer prior to opening their season Monday night. The lady Warriors played host to Columbia City in the Wawasee high school gym at 6:30 p.m. Their entire schedule appears elsewhere on this page. \ '

January is month for WHS girls basketball

January is the month the Wawasee high school girls basketball team will be taking to the hardwood. The girls have a full schedule with eight games to be played during the current month. Their first game of the new season was played on Monday night against Columbia City in the Wawasee high school gym. Home Tonight They will be home again tonight (Wednesday) as they battle a visiting Knox team at 6 p.m.

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Warrior, Redskin stand-off ends with 28-28 score

Wawasee grapplers went to Goshen last Thursday evening ■prepared for battle and that’s what ensued. The action filled encounter ended in a 28-28 draw, and gave the Warriors a 2-3-1 over-all mark. A six point peace offering?? in the form of a forfeit at 185 once again saved the Warrior foes. The Warriors dominated the lower weight classes. Dave Doll posted his fifth straight victory with a 9-4 decision over Martin of Goshen at 100 pounds. At 107 pounds Ron Beer, substituting for ailing regular Paul Dye, earned “Warrior of the Week” honors by pinning his Goshen opponent in 2:48. Chip Dye boosted his record to 5-1 by decisioning Emsberger 7-2 at 114 pounds. Dan Doll found Hershberger to be a stubborn opponent in the 121 pound weight

In the front row are Wilma Detwiler, Barb Brouwer, Jane Fawley, Meg Schopf, Peg Williams, Coleen Beer and Willa Detwiler. In back are manager Christy Beer, Tammy Schumm, Betsy. Williams, Bobbi Rhodes, Vicki Wilson, Gail Brown, Deb Boddi/er, Susan Connolley and coach Mrs. Peterson.

The remainder of the schedule follows: January 15 Goshen There 6:30 p.m. January 17 Elkhart Memorial There 4:30 p.m. January 22 John Glenn There 7 p.m. January 25 Bethany Christian There 4:15 p.m. January 29 Concord Here 6 p.m. January 31 North Wood Here 6 p.m.

class. The match ended in a 2-2 deadlock and gave Dan an overall season mark of 5-0-1. In 128 pound action Mark Vanlaningham (2-3) put up a spirited battle before making a costly last second error which resulted in a pin for Myers with eight seconds remaining in the third period. Randy Lewallen, now 3-2-1 for the season, decisioned Goshen’s Beechy 2-0 at 135 pounds. Bill Butt (0-1-1) was decisioned by Goshen’s Holderread 7-4 in 138 pound action. At 147 pounds Joe Melendez pinned Welsh of Goshen at 3:44 and upped his season mark to 4-1-1. Brad Lemberg, also 4-1-1, struggled to a 6-6 draw with Goshen’s Bransen. Warrior Bob Bauman boosted his mark to 3-2-1 with a 7-5 decision over Mock. Going into the final three weight classes the Warriors were leading 28-13. At 177 pound action Gary Francis put up a good defensive battle that aided in a 40 decision for Miller of Goshen. Goshen collected a six point forfeit at 185 and a pin over Wawasee heavyweight Mark Randall, making his first wrestling appearance, to tie the Wawasee Warriors. The junior grapplers suffered their first setback of the year at the hands of the unbeaten junior Skins 48-18. Forfeits accounted for 18 of Goshen’s points. Winners for Wawasee were Mark Wilkey, 107, pin at 4:21; Doug Hoerr, 128, 10-8 decision; Gary Helman, 132, pin at 3:56; and Larry Helman, 145, 5-0 decision. A busy schedule awaits wrestling Warriors and fans. Wawasee returns to NLC action January 9 at 7 against host THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published by Th* Mail-Journal evary Wednesday and entered at Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 4*547. Second class postage paid at 103 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 4*5*7 and at additional entry offices. Subscription: SS.M per year in Kosciusko County; 55.50 outside county.

school Concord. To date the Warriors are 2-0 in conference. Thursday night, Jan. 11, at 6:30 the Wawasee Warriors host Whitko. Saturday, Jan. 13, Warrior grapplers travel to Goshen to participate with eight schools in what promises to be a full day action packed affair with three sessions — 9:30, 1 and 7. NLC action continues next week when Warriors invade Tiger territory January 16th at 6:30 and host a tough Manchester squad Thursday, Jan. 18, at 6:30. Results of individual matches fpUow: 100 lb. — Doll (W), decisioned

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Martin (G), 9-4 107 lb. — Beer (W), pinned Brandt (G), 2:48 114 lb. — Dye (W), decisioned Emsberger (G), 7-2 121 lb. - Doll (W), Hershberger (G), 2-2 draw 128 lb. — Vanlaningham (W), pinned by Myers (G), 5:52 134 lb. — Lewallen (W), decisioned Beech (G), 2-0 140 lb. — Butt (W), decisioned by Holderread (G), 7-4 147 lb. — Melendez (W) pinned Welsh (G), 3:44 157 lb. — Lemberg (W), Bransen (g), 6-6 draw 167 lb. — Bauman (W), decisioned Mock (G), 7-5 177 lb. — Francis (W), decisioned by Miller (G), 4-0 187 lb. — Hussen (G), win by forfeit HWT lb. — Randall (W), pinned by Rikel (G), 1:13 Hits & Misses Brazels Bait 44 24 Browns Blades & Bits 43 25 Campbells Market 41 27 Misfits 39 29 American Industries 37 31 Buds Body Shop 35 33 Syracuse Mobil 32% 35% S.&S. 31% 36% Sudlows Pier 28 36 Elmatt Corp. 5 59 High team series: Brazels Bait — 1893 High team game: Browns Blades & Bits — 656 500 series: C. Lantz 513, B. Brown 576, D. Butler 519, P. Campbell 542, J. Miller 505, B. Simon 590 450 series: B. Steury 451, S. Gilbert 471 200 games: B. Brown 208, B. Steury 211, B. Simon 223 Saturday Bantam Superstars 28 5 Bears 25 8 Strike-A-Boom 22 11 Butterballs 20 13 Lucky Strikes 18 15 Bugaloos 15 18 The 8 Balls 15 18 Tigers 14 19 The Monkeys 12 21 Destroyers 11 22 Chiefs 10 23 Ding-A-Lings 10 23 High team series and game: Strike-A-Boom — 1238-625 200 series: C. Darr 233, Jim Becker 208, Kevin Smallwood 232, A. Henson 202, G. Carpenter 209, G. Miller 226, T. Schreck 238, M. Maggart 227, L. Gerstner 249, R. Cripe 219, P. Kline 232 100 games: C. Darr 120,113, J. Becker 105, 103, D. Kern 102, K. Smallwood 120, 112, A. Henson 108, G. Carpenter 123, G. Miller 109,117, J. Beezley 110, R. Graff 102, T. Schrock 102, 136, M. Maggart 110, 117, R. Schwartz 113, L. Gerstner 139,110, R. Cripe 100, 119, P. Kline 118, 114, P. Whetten 102 County Louie’s Bar 4 0 Eager Leaguers 4 0 Barbee Hotel 3 1 Kurley’s Keglers 3 1 Frog Tavern I _ 3 1 Crow Roofing 3 1 Bud’s Body Shop 3 1 Charlie’s 10 Pin 2 2 Liquor Locker 2 2 Thornburg Drug 1 3 Aqualand Motel *l3 Anderson Paint 1 3 (Continued On Page 3)

Wawasee rolls past

Bremen to even record at 6-6

The Wawasee Warriors evened their record at 6-6 with a conference triumph over the Bremen Lions Saturday night for their second conference win. After trailing 14-10 at the first stop, the Lions battled to a 37-37 half time score. In the second half Wawasee came out firing, ripping off ten points before Bremen could connect and taking a 47-37 lead with four minutes to go in the third stanza. Wawasee controlled the rest of the game, which was held on their home court, winding up with a 76-54 victory. Greg Fidler netted 15 points and sophomore Mark Smith enjoyed his best night with 15 points and 15 rebounds. Bremen

Wawasee drops NLC game to Plymouth

Jim Stout had 19 points and 13 rebounds while Tad Chamberlin put in 18 points, but it wasn’t enough to overcome thirteenth ranked Plymouth. Plymouth took a first half lead of 43-35 and the Warriors stayed with them through the third quarter, trailing by 8, 57-49. But in the final stanza the Pilgrims pulled away as the well known Bruce Grimm showed his shooting ability. Grimm fired in 30 points, slightly under his 32.4 average, and Aker had 20 for the Pilgrims. The loss' gave Tom Spear’s Warriors a 5-6 record and a 1-3 conference mark. Plymouth boosted their record to 7-1 and took their second conference win

Goshen stops Wawasee swimmers 54 to 41

The Goshen swim team stopped the Warriors 41-54 during a swimming meet held Tuesday at Wawasee. The Warriors received four first place awards and Tom Spearman set a new school record during the night. First places were received by the following: 50 yard free style — Matt Gray 25.8 1 meter diving — Kent Sawyer 178.5 100 yard free style — Greg Ummel 57.4 400 yard free style relay — Greg Ummel, Matt Gray, Mike Grotz and Randy Rich 3:56.3 Tom Spearman’s record was in the 100 yard breast stroke with a time of 1:08.0. Spearman was defeated by Dennis Fult who lowered the pool record to 1:07.2. The Warriors will swim against Elkhart Memorial at Wawasee on January 16. ,

was led by Border with 17 and Manges with 16. The Warrior reserves boosted their record to 7-5 with a 41-33 victory. Brad Cox was tops for Wawasee in scoring with nine and Chad Singrey added eight and pulled down 11 rebounds. Friday night Coach Spear and crew travel to East Noble in search of their seventh victory. WAWASEE (67) — Chamberlin 413, Stout 424, Hamilton 415, Smith 392, Fidler 550, Yoder 131, Paulus 121, Total 22-23-16 BREMEN (54) -4 E. Manges 805, Thayer 021, S. Manges 512, Anglemeyer 101, Border 635, Sullivan 244, Hardy 001, Taylor 002, Total 22-10-21 Wawasee 14 37 51 67 Bremen 10 37 43 54

against no losses. The Warrior reserved under coach Dale Brannock lost a heartbreaker 38-37 to Plymouth B-team. Dave Madrick was the Warrior leading scorer netting 10. The Warrior B-squad has a 6-5 record. WAWASEE (67) — Chamberlin 902, Hamilton 102, Paulus 011, Smith 212, Fidler 502, Stout 754, Yoder 224, Zurcher 002, Beer 300, Totals 29-9-19 PLYMOUTH (91) — Myers 533, Powell 011, Hayden 711, Aker 10-0-2, Grimm 12-6-3, Haeck 014, Delp 001, Wade 404, Griten 040, Totals 38-15-19 Wawasee 17 35 49 67 Plymouth 22 43 57 91

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Snowmobile class well attended Approximately 100 youngsters and adults attended the snowmobile class last Wednesday evening at the youth center, whereby 40 youths under the age of 14 passed the written test. Sanctioned by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, officials assisting with the instruction class included conservation officer Earl Money, Elkhart county &>i servation officer Jerry Olinske, Dennis Jones and Douglas Strombeck of the North Webster snowmobile club and lieutenant Warren Swartz of the Elkhart county sheriffs department. 4 Car upsets ' Monday night Damage was estimated at $1,650 Monday night to an auto operated by Dale W. Brown, 19, r 4 Syracuse, when the Vehicle upset around 6 p.m. as the driver lost control when making a curve and upset. The accident occurred on the Syracuse-Webster road about three miles southwest .of Syracuse and was investigated by deputy sheriffs Jeffrey Bronsing and Richard Mikel. C. S. Myers Ford Presents Jr\ J CLYDE NETHERCUTT Salesman At C. S. Myers Milford Phone:6sß-4116 1968 Fair lane Station Wagon 1995