The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 January 1973 — Page 2

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■ j’T 'W ■kJjM */ 1 11 zFi w F jfww J ‘ ■wt’bl gflArdL WARRIORS BEAT WHlTKO—Members of the Wawasee Warrior basketball squad defeated the Whitko Wildcats 63-59 Friday night on the Warrior hardwood. Whitko had stopped the Warriors by one point during the holiday tourney. Above the t>oys go high in the air for possession of the basketball.

Wawasee eagers down Whitko 63-59

By LARRY ALLEN Last Friday night on their home court, coach Tom Spear’s Warriors took revenge on the Whitko Wildcats with a 63-59 victory. Whitko narrowly beat the Warriors by one point in the

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holiday tourney but this time the Warriors came out on top and boosted their record to 8-7. Neither team could pull out in front in the Ist quarter and the score was 12-10 at the first stop. In the second stanza the Warriors sticky man to man press, which stole the ball eight times in the first half, helped them take a 2314 lead by the middle of the second quarter and exit at half time with a 31-24 margin. The third quarter saw Wawasee outscore Whitko by one and enjoy a 47-39 lead going into the last period. But Whitko refused to die and began narrowing the margin with a last quarter drive. With 4:30 remaining the Wildcats hit two foul shots to tie it up and 30 seconds later Kevin Kerr hit a bucket to give Whitko a 51-49 advantage. Two foul shots by Hamilton and a field goal by Chamberlin regained Wawasee the lead, but Whitko tied it again 53-53 with 2:20 left. Another pair of free throws, this time by Smith, and a basket by Mike Zurcher, followed by Hamilton’s two foul shots put the Warriors in control 59-53 with 2 minutes

Junior high tourney February 5,7, 12, 14

The county’s junior high school eighth grade basketball tournament has been set for February 5,7, 12 and 14 in the North Webster school gym with Syracuse as defending champs. On Monday evening, Feb. 5, Akron will play South Whitley at 6:30 with Pierceton against Milford in the second game of the evening. One game is on the docket on Wednesday, Feb. 7, as Talma and North Webster face each other at 7:30 in the evening. Action on Monday, Feb. 12, will

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remaining. The Wildcats kept threatening until the last second but the Warriors weren’t to be denied and held on for a 63-59 win over the Wildcats. Wawasee was paced in scoring with Dave Hamilton’s 16. Tad Chamberlin was also in double figures with 13 along with Smith and Fidler who each hit for 11. Smith was the top rebounder for the Warriors, bringing down 13 while Hamilton added 10. The B-Team Cagers suffered a 41-36 defeat after leading 22-19 at half. Mike Wollman was high scorer with eight followed by Paulus with six. The Warriors will travel to Rochester on Friday night for a conference game, and will be at home on Saturday to take on the West Noble Chargers. Wawasee (63) — Chamberlin 612, Schopf 001, Smith 431, Zurcher 324, Hamilton 643, Yoder 204, Fidler 431, Totals 25 13 16. Whitko (59) — Sands 220, P. Kubacki 221, Kerr 845, Walther 410, Schipper 023, Martin 523, Winger 041, Totals 21 17 13. Whitko 10 24 39 59 Wawasee 12 31 47 63

be winners of the February 5 sessions at 6:30 with the TalmaNorth Webster winner facing defending Syracuse in the second game of the evening. Tournament finals will be at 7:30 on Wednesday, Feb. 14, at 7:30 p in. Jim Felkner and Lark Ruch of Milford spent the week end in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ruch. They also attended a Seals and Crofts concert at Indiana Central college.

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Hits & Misses Brazels Bait 52 28 Browns Blades & Bits 50 30 American Industries 48 32 Misfits 45 35 Campbells Market 44 36 Buds Body Shop 42 38 S.&S. 38% 41% Syracuse Mobil 37% 42% SudlowsPier 30% 49% Elmatt Corp. 12% 67% High team series and game: Browns Blades & Bits —1922,672 500 series: B. Simon 508, P. Campbell 507, D. Butler 562, C. Walton 511, B. Brown 522 450 series: S. Gilbert 471 200 games: D. Brown 200, D. Butler 213 City North League Blanchard Builders 9% 2% Burket Elevator 9 3 Service Liquor 8 4 Charlie Stewart Marine 8 4 Bill Nay Furniture 6 6 Fitch’s 6 6 Kiwanis 5 7 Woodies Rental 5 7 Post Office 4% 7% DeGood Tractors 4 8 Zimmer No. 3 4 ' 8 Pepsi-Cola 3 9 High team series: Fitch’s — 2718 High team game: Blanchard Builders — 956 , 600 series: D. Keener 245, 201, 175-G2l, L. Horn 225, 188, 188-601 200 games: S. Raypole 223, P. Waugh 201, L. Lipply 221, J. Wickersham 205, 213, P. Latta 203, R. Sisk 206, W. Morrison 201, E. Shull 203, D. Wolf 201, 204, B. Deerwester 202, D. Molebash 220, J. Laurien 208, G. Smiley 233, D. Goshert 201, D. Ford 211 Thursday Night Ladies B&K i 56 24 Louie’s Bar 55 25 Pilcher’s Shoes 53 27 Thornburg Drug 51 29 Wawasee Electronics 51 29 Regent 47 33 Kale Island Beacon 44% 35% Curls, Inc. 41 39 Barth, Inc. 40 40 Frog Tavern 40 40 Chris Koher Ins. 39 41 Bowen Motors 37 43 Brazel’s Bait 35 45 Lakeland Standard 34% 45% Hinshaw Applicators 34 46 Counting House Bank 33% 46% Lancer Tool & Die 32 48 N. W. Fireman’s Aux. 32 48 N.N.N.,Inc. 28% 51% WKAM Radio 16 64 High team game: Thornburg Drug — 804 ' High team series: Wawasee Electronics — 2295 500 series: J. Reed 554, M. Lambert 518, K. Knisley 511, C. Nolan 503 450 series: C. Hochstetler 496, J. Knisley 483, B. Nyce 479, B. Kern 465, E. Graff 464, P. Maresh 462, J. Honer 462, K. VanDiepenbos 460, N. Shields 461, W. Finton 457, H. Taylor 457, E. Price 455, A. Gallahan 453 200 games: C. Nolan 228, C. Hochstetler 200 170 games: J. Reed 199,194, K. Knisley 190,173, M. Lambert 196, 175, P. Benson 190, W. Finton 188, F. Money 180, B. Kern 178, K. VanDiepenbos 177, J. Knisley 177, D. Condor 176, B. Nyce 175, S. Williams 175, J. Honer 174, E. Graff 173, E. Price 174, A. Gallahan 170, N. Galloway 170 Saturday Morning Playboys 34 14 Rump-Riders 26 22 Abe’s 25% 22% Cub’s 24% 23% Falcon’s 24 24 King Pins 21 27 Stars & Strikes 20% 27% Goober Peas 17% 30% High team series and game: Rump-Riders — 1492, 578 350 series: Tony Searfoss 363, M. Amos 352, T. Smith 352, T. Morganthaler 360, G. Miller 362, D. Overfelt 366, R. Wheeler 354, C. Henning 352 400 series: M. Francis 411, G. Brown 440 200 games: G. Brown 200 0,40 games: K. BrouweKl46, M. (Continued On Page 7)

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Warriors capture two NIC victories

The Wawasee Warrior wrestlers ended the regular duel meet season on a victorious note and assured themselves of a spot in the top three of the Northern Lakes Conference by stopping the Bremen Lions 34-26 Tuesday night and upending a tough Plymouth Squad 28-26 in Thursday night action. The Warrior wins gave them a 6-5-1 overall record and a 5-2 NLC mark, which earned them a second place tie with conference schools Plymouth and Warsaw. The return of veterans Dan Doll and Joe Melendez coupled ..with the hustling determination of the Warrior squad accounted for the team’s double victories. If Bremen had any hopes of a first Lion victory over the Warriors, they were dashed Tuesday night. Bremen has failed to emerge the victor in any previous Wawasee encounters. Dave Doll once again started the 100 pound action with a pin over Bremen’s Pherrpn at 3:22. Bremen evened the score with a pin over Ron Beer at 2:17 in 107 pound action. Wawasee’s talented Chip Dye recaptured the lead for Wawasee by nailing his opponent in :22 at 114 pound action. Jon Glon held Bremen’s Keiser to a 10-2 decision at 121 pounds by staying off his back. 'Die Warriors posted victories in the next three weight classes. Dan Doll, at 128 pounds, decisioned Unsicker of Bremen 13-1. Bill Butt, at 132 pounds, decisioned Bremen’s Hostetler 75. Joe Melendez posted a 4-1 decision over Keiser of Bremen in 140 pound action. Helman’s debut on /file Wawasee varsity squad Avas halted at 1:24 by Brenden’s standout wrestler Gary Main at 147 pounds. Brad Lemberg put the Warriors back on track by decisioning Bremen’s Hueni 5-2 at 157 pounds. Bob Bauman, at 167 pounds, followed up with a 146 decision over Langberry of Bremen. A set back at 179 pounds and a forfeit at 185 put Bremen within striking distance 28-26. Wawasee’s heavyweight Walter Leach moved the Warriors out of range by pinning Koontz of Bremen at 3:03. W a wa see-Ply mouth The Plymouth Pilgrims found Warrior land unconquerable .’Thursday night. The Warriors were ready and waiting in ambush. Four Pilgrims fell prey to Warrior prowess. Wawasee’s Dave Doll, at 100 pounds, decisioned Riley 13-0. Paul Dye, at 107 pounds, nailed his man in 5:03. Chip Dye at 114 decisioned Plymouth’s .Martin 10-3. Dan Doll, at 121 pounds, decisioned his foe, Wilcockson, 8-2. The Pilgrims regrouped and captured the next four matches. «■ At 128 pounds Mark Vanlaningham was decisioned 7-0 by a talented Chris Goble. At 132 pounds Bill Butt battled on even terms before his foe escaped with a 5-4 decision. Joe Melendez was surprised 6-4 by Fehrer of Plymouth. * The Warriors, however, weren’t accepting defeat and fought back. Brad Lemberg, at 157 pounds, won by default over Reed of Plymouth. Bob Bauman battled to a 2-2 draw with Thomas of Plymouth at 167 pounds. Gary Francis, at 179 pounds, was stopped by Plymouth’s Wright 1:01. A Warrior loss at 179 and a forfeit at 185 put the Warriors in “heap big trouble” trailing 26-24. The Warriors had to win the final match, and once again Wawasee’s heavyweight Walter Leach pulled it out of the fire with a 13-1 decision over Sellers of Plymouth. Wawasee Jr. Grapplers finished the season with a fine 102 mark. The Jr. Warriors romped over Bremen’s Cubs 54-12. Scaring wins for the reserves

DECISIONS HIS MAN — Dave Doll, wrestling for the Wawasee Warriors in the 100 pound class, is shown above. He decisioned his man 13-0 against Plymouth last Thursday. The Warriors stopped the Plymouth team to work their way into a second place tie in the NLC.

HERE’S A PIN — An unidentified Warrior is shown above about to pin his man. Wawasee stopped Plymouth 28-26 on the Warrior mats last Thursday.

were Steve Hoopengarner, 100 pounds, win by forfeit; Mark Wilkey, 107 pounds, win by forfeit; Paul Dye, 114 pounds, pin at : 53; Sam Ludwig, 121 pounds, pin at :55; DougHoerr. 128 pounds, 20 decision; Gary Heiman, 134 pounds, pin at 1:58; Jerry Yoder, 140 pounds, pin at 3:56; Dave Schopf, 147 pounds, pin at 1:35; and Mike Luttman, 167 pounds, 63 decision. The reserves were stopped 4216 by Plymouth reserves. Those emerging winners for the Jr. Warriors were: Ron Beer, 107 pounds, 7-2 decision; Gary Helman, 134 pounds, 2-0 decision; Doug Brown, 147 pounds, 10-0 decision; and Larry Helman, 157 pounds, pin at 3:25. Individual mat results follow: Wawasee 34 — Bremen 26 100 lb. — Doll (W) pinned Pherron (B), 3:22 107 lb. — Beer (W) pinned by Hassel (B), 2:17 114 lb. — Dye (W) pinned Ready (B), :22 121 lb. — Glon (W) dec. by Keiser (B), 10-2 128 lb. — Doll (W) dec. Unsicker (B), 13-1 134 lb. — Butt (W) dec. Hostetler (B), 7-5 140 lb. — Melendez (W) dec. Keiser (B), 4-1 147 lb. — Helman (W) pinned by Main (B), 1:24 157 lb. — Lemberg (W) dec. Hueni (B), 5-2 167 lb. — Bauman (W) dec. Langberry (B), 14-6 179 lb. — Francis (W) pinned by Gelb (B), :59 185 lb. — Forfeit to Bremen HWT — Leach (W) pinned Koontz (B), 3:03 Wawasee 28—Plymouth 26 100 lb. — Doll (W) dec. Ripley

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(P), 13-0 . 107 lb. — Dye (W) pinned Gidley (P), 5:03 114 lb. — Dye C. (W) dec. Martin (P), 10-3 121 lb. — DoB (W) dec. Wilcockson (P), 8-2 128 lb. — Vanlaningham (W) dec. by Goble (P), 7-0 1341 b. — Butt (W) dec. by Reed

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(P), 54 140 lb. — Melendez (W) dec. by Fehrer (P), 6-4 147 lb. — Schopf (W) dec. by Whittaker (P), 3-0 157 lb. — Lemberg (W) won by default over Reed (P) 1691 b. —Bauman (W), Thomas (P), 2-2 draw 179 lb. — Francis (W) pinned by Wright (P), 1:01 185 lb. — Collins. (P), won by forfeit HWT - Leach (W) dec. Sellers (P), 13-1 North Manchester to host wrestling sectional tourney The Manchester high school will be the setting for the February 1 and February 3 Indiana High School Athletic Association sectional wrestling tournament. Session one will be held on Thursday evening beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday there will be two sessions with the first being at 9:30 a.m. and the second being at 1:30 p.m. Participating in the sectional will be Columbia City, Marion, Oak Hill, Nortfifield, Southwood, Wawasee ana Whitko. Ribbons will be presented by the North Manchester cheerleaders to first, second, third and fourth place winners in each weight class. Girls ball team takes two games In action last week, the Wawasee high school girls basketball team took two wins out of two nights of game action. On Monday night in a game at John Glenn, Wawasee defeated the host school 42-23. Wednesday night action at Bethany Christian saw the Warriors winning again 48-29. Two more games are scheduled for this week. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.

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