The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 March 1973 — Page 2
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 7,1973
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Junior high wrestling tourney held at Wawasee
The fifth annual junior high school wrestling tourney was held Monday and Tuesday at Wawasee high school. First and second round eliminations were held on Monday with consolation matches and finals on Tuesday. The tourney is held annually to choose seventh and eighth grade wrestlers who will participate in the tourney at Warsaw on March 17. A total of eight schools participate in the all-day event at Warsaw. Coaches for the junior high teams which have had three dual matches are Robert Cline, Milford; James Hite, North Webster; and Larry Pletcher, Syracuse. These coaches were assisted by Wawasee high school wrestlers.
Hurryin Hoosiers By J- Q: Fann
INDIANA 80 — lowa 64 and on to the NIT. I suppose we’ will be accepting a bid that looks sure to come but it doesn’t look like Minnesota can be caught. The Big Ten Cellar teams have pulled some shockers so go U Northwestern. We were a little flat but looked good this time. To stay ahead of lowa out there for an entire game is tough. Minnesota lost to them. It was the team effort. All did the
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Officials for Monday and Tuesday’s events were Dan Doll, Chip Dye, Brad Lemberg and Mark Vanlaningham. Individual class winners and those receiving second, third and fourth place honors are as follows: & 89 pounds — Steven S pinned his man, Wolgamuth NW, Gronendyke S, Maloney S 99 pounds — Hoerr M won on a fall in 2:05, DeLaFuente M, Clayton NW, McCollugh S 105 pounds — Gronendyke S won on a 5-3 decision, Strauss S, Kroh S, Shock NW 111 pounds — Baker S won with a fall in 2:20, Grove M, Overfelt S, Root NW 120 pounds — Glon S won with a fall in 1:05, Martin M, Bechtol S,
job. Now mi to Purdue and they will be high. We Hoosiers rooted for them against Minnesota but Saturday — nope. John Ritter had his best game since he was hurt at Michigan. Buckner is getting in less foul trouble and the guys on the bench are coming thru. Laskowski was great and Abernathy whose name and number confused the announcer is steady and tough. Jim Crews put on a scoring spree —
Shear NW 128 pounds — N. Vanlaningham won with a fall in 2:56, Morganthaler S, McCarty S, E. Vanlaningham S 136 pounds — Stevens S won with a fall in 3:44, Lemberg S, Rensberger NW, Young M 145 pounds — Bauman won the championship with a 10-1 decision, Walker S, Rader M, Rivers M 154 pounds — Stouder S won with a pin in 51 seconds, Coy NW, Stidham NW, Beer M 167 pounds — Barton NW won with a fall in 2:34, Harris NW, Koher NW, Leonard S Heavyweight — Ousley S won with a fall in 2:55, Luttman S, Haines NW, Denny S
for Jim as he got two baskets in a row but his passing and floor play is superb and he is a vital cog. He won’t be scoring champ — ever — but he is dangerous and fine on defense too. Aggressive Steve Green got into foul trouble and tho he played well the subs did so well he did not get much more action. Another season should help him. Two seniors, no juniors, three sophomores and three freshmen doing the chores. Don Noordt and the two nonpredictors open more youngsters so we figure to be there for years to come —plus the recruiting and coaching of Bob Knight. NCAA look out for we are gunning for that. Football tenders are out. 18 is a small number but all go to boys who have committed themselves to us verbally. The small number is a combination of things. The obvious is the late start recruiting but that is not the answer. Corso and his staff was highly selective. They looked at all those Pont had contacted and turned down some that thought they were headed for I.U. and got some we thought we had lost. Mike McCraa says he is going to Illinois but one man is not the entire world. The 18 gives us a good nucleus. There are players who have not committed themselves to anyone. Quinn Buckner did not commit until summer last year.
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Hits & Misses Browns Blades & Bits 62 38 Brazels 61 39 American Ind. 60 40 Campbells Market 58 42 Misfits 58 42 Buds Body Shop 47 53 S&S 44% 55% Sudlows 42% 57% Syracuse Mobil 41% 58% Elmatt Corp. 25% 74% High team series: American Ind. — 1965 High team game: Browns Blades & Bits — 675 500 series: P. Campbell 554, D. Butler 547, G. Webb 511, B. Simon 512, B. Brown 558, C. Walton 536 450 series: S. Brown 483, J. Brown 458, S. Gilbert 459, E. Solomon 4K 200 games: P. Campbell 201, G. Webb 226, B. Brown 203 170 games: L. Campbell 180, N. Webb 170, S. Brown 199 City North League High team series and game: Burket Elevator — 2746, 996 High individual games: B. Games 206, V. Miller 230, 203, G. Smiley 244, P. Waugh 211, D. Kehoe 204, 200, G. Grubbs 205, N. Fisher 224, D. Molebash 219, J. Meeks 203, D. Clevenger 201, D. Grindle 212, F. Godshalk 202, J. Hite 213, S. Raypole 203 Team Standings Blanchard Builders 22% 9% Service Liquor 21 11 Bill Nay Furniture 20 12 Burket Elevator 20 12 Pepsi-Coia 18 14 Fitch’s 17 15 Charlie Stewaft Mar. 17 15 Post Office 13% 18% Kiwanis 13 19 DeGood Tractors 13 19 Woodies Rental 11 21 Zimmer No. 3 6 26 Thursday Night Ladies Louie’s Bar 68 28 B&K 64 32 Wawasee Electronics 63 33 Thornburg Drug 62 34 Kale Island Beacon 58% 37% Pilcher’s Shoes 58 38 Regent Homes 52 44 Barth, Inc. 51 45 Curls, Inc. 49 47 Bowen Motors 47 49 Chris Koher Ins. 46 50 Brazel’sßait 44% 51% Frog Tavern 42 54 N.N.N., Inc. 41% 54% Counting House Bank 40% 55% Lakeland Standard 40% 55% Lancer Tool & Die 40 56 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 38% 57% Hinshaw Applicators 36 60 WKAM Radio 18 78 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug — 814, 2386 500 series: N. Galloway 551, M. Pifer 537, M. Lambert 503, L. Welty 503 450 series: L. Culbertson 494, D. Weaver 492, C. Nolan 491, B. Kern 490, C. Hochstetler 484, K. Knisley 477, J. Reed 476, R. Royer 472, S. Brown 469, S. Wolferman 464, R. Easley 463, K. VanDiepenbos 463, J. Knisely 462, I. Stahley 461, E. Tatman 460, H. Taylor 460, S. Bowen 456, L. Ulery 456, E. Graff 454, E. Johnson 453, B. Hammon 451, J. Beezley 450 200 games: N. Galloway 220, M. Pifer 212, S. Bowen 205, B. Hammon 203 170 games: M. Rensberger 195, C. Nolan 187, K. Knisley 182,170, E. Tatman 182, E. Johnson 180, J. Knisely 180, P. Loetz 180, N. Spurting 180, S. Brown 179, S. Wolferman 179, B. Kern 177, K. VanDiepenbos 177, K. Yoder 176, M. Schwab 175, A. Gallahan 174, M. Lambert 173, M. Pifer 173, D. Walton 173, N. Galloway 172, L. Culbertson 171, L. Ulery 170 ’f County Kurly’sKeglers 25 7 Louie’s Bar 22 10 Crow Roofing 22 10 Charlie’s Ten Pin 19 13 Anderson Paint 18 14 Bud’s Body Shop 18 14 Eager Leaguers 17 15 Liquor Locker 16% 15% Thornburg Drug 16 16 Aqualand Motel 16 16 Bushong Barber Shop IS 17 (Continued On Page 3)
’4 k— -x i ZJww .Mi* IM y ■ ' JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS — The Playboys bowling team won the Junior High league championship at the bowling alley, Syracuse. Members of the team are, left to right, Dave Firestone, Greg Miller, Mark Francis and Tim Morganthaler. Tim Morganthaler won the boys high individual scratch series with 441 and high average with 126.
BANTAM CHAMPS — Pictured above, left to right, are Rick Schwartz, Rodney Graff, Tim Schrock and Mark Maggart, members of the Superstars bowling team which won first place in the Bantam league at the bowling alley south of Syracuse. Tim Schrock also won the boys high individual scratch series with 353 and high average with 131.
List results of Bantam and Junior High leagues
The Bantam and Junior High bowling leagues at the bowling alley south of Syracuse completed league play on February 17. Awards were given out after a luncheon of hot dogs, potato chips and cokes. Bantam The Bantam league consisted of fifth and sixth graders. There were 48 girls and boys participating. They bowled two games on Saturday morning for 15 weeks. Winners were as follows: Team — Superstars, consisting of Mark Maggart, Rodney Graff, Rick Schwartz and Tim Schrock. Boys high series scratch — Tim Schrock with 353. Boys high series handicap — Kevin Smallwood with 359. Boys high game scratch — Kevin Schrock with 193. Boys high game handicap — David Kern with 210. Boys high average — Tim Schrock with 131. Boys most improved average — Rick Cripe with an improvement of 22 pins. Girls high series scratch — Jodi Kleeman with 251. Girls high series handicap — Lynne Gerstner with 347. Girls high game scratch — Joni Denney with 145. Girls high game handicap — Debbie Dieterly and Pam Whetten, tied with 189. Girls high average — Debbie Dieterly with 93. Girls most improved average
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— Jill Weaver with and improvement of 24 pins. Junior High There were 32 seventh and eighth graders bowling in the Junior High league. They rolled three games on Saturday morning for 15 weeks. Winners in this league were as follows: Team — Playboys, consisting of Tim Morganthaler, Mark Francis, Greg Miller and Dave Firestone. Boys high series scratch — Tim Morganthaler with 441. Boys high series handicap — Randy Wheeler with 589. Boys high game scratch — Gary Brown with 200. Boys high game handicap — Albert Whetten with 225. Boys high average — Tim Morganthaler with 126. Boys most improved average — Mark Francis with an improvement of eight pins. Girls high series scratch — Teresa Carpenter with 366. Girls high series handicap — Andrea Griffith with 564. Girls high game scratch — Diane Darr. Girls high game handicap — Cindy Eby. Girls high average — Teresa Carpenter with 102. Girls most improved average — Kim Beezley with improvement of nine pins. A special recognition certificate was awarded to Roger Fetters for his help each week. Also, each bowler was presented
with a wooden pin. Tournament The Bantam and Junior High handicap tournament was held March 3. Bantam winners follow: Singles champion — Greg Carpenter with 377. Doubles champions — Cindy Brock and Kathy Stewart with 638. High series — Boy, Jim Becker with 361; girl, Jodi Kleeman with 360. High game — Boy, George Coquillard with 221; girl, Carla Darr with 183. Junior High winners were: Single champion — Randy Kern with 580. Doubles champions — Albert 1 Whetten and Doug Erhart with 1070. High series — Boy, Chris Henning with 535; girl, Tammy Sommers with 552. High game—Boy, Rick Hoover with 221; girl, Kathy Brouwer with 214. Jones resigns nt Prep school Coach Phil Jones, head football coach at Wawasee Prep, Syracuse, for the past three years, has submitted his resignation as coach and teacher at the school. The resignation is effective at the conclusion of the present school year. Jones said his decision to leave Prep was prompted by philosophical and professional differences. A graduate of Salem, 111., and going on to attend Asbury college and Indiana university, Jones accepted the newly created coaching position in 1970. Starting with a sophomore ladden team, his teams compiled a record of 18 wins and 9 losses in playing many ranked teams and those of lesser attendance. Jones hopes to continue coaching, either as a head coach or assistant. He will continue to serve as director of Prep’s Summer All-Sports camps, a position he hasheld since coming to the Lake Wawasee area. /
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Wawasee to host first gymnastics sectional Wawasee high school will host the first Indiana High School Athletic Association girls gymnastics sectional on March 12, 13 and 14. Events will begin each night at 6 p.m. March 12 will be beginning compulsory. March 13 will be intermediate compulsory. March 14 will be optional. Schools participating will be Concord, Jimtown, John Glenn, John Adams, North Wood, Plymouth and Wawasee. A total of 70 girls will take part in the sectional. Syracuse OES meeting honors Grand Martha Syracuse chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a called meeting last Wednesday evening for the purpose of honoring Grand Martha Mary Hartley. Decorations were in green, appropriate to that office, and a salad bar served for refreshments. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Everett Blood of Syracuse has returned from a two-week Florida stay. THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published by Th* Mail-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at th* Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 4*5*7. Second class postage paid at 143 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 4*5*7 and at additional entry offices. Subscription: *5.04 per year In Kosciusko County; *7.40 outside county.