The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 2,1973

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K lb A-i x 2 w -1 a B HHhd <s■ - ’ GIRLS TRACK TEAM — The Wawasee girls track team has qualified 14 girls in 22 events for the district track meet at Elkhart Memorial on May 7. The meet will start at 2 p.m. Members of the track team are shown above. In the front row. from left, are Tammy Schumon, Toni Gronendyke, Meg Schopf, Sharon Rapp, Marla Hoover, Ann Williams, Cindy Rich, Mary Lowe, Colleen Beer, Beth Beer and Killie White. In the second row are Wilma Detwiler, Marlys Staley, Bev Berghorn, Roz Long, Mona Paulus. Sue Blue, Deb Welch, Drenna Grisamer and manager Christi Beer. In the back row are Cathy Nyikos, Judy Moser, Willa Detwiler, Barb Brouwer, Angie Mock, Vickie Wilson, Peg Beer, Debby Miller, Roxanna Auer, Karen Moore and coach Marcia Carpenter.

Warriorette track team finishing winning season

With only one meet left in the season the Wawasee high school girls track team has a 4-0 record and has qualified 14 girls in 22 events at the district meet on May 7. The lone meet left on the regular schedule will be Friday night when the Warriors will host Warsaw at 4 p.m. On April 17 the season opened in a triangular meet with Wawasee scoring 104 points, Mishawaka scoring 70 points and the girls from Elkhart Memorial scoring 38 points. The following evening the young Warriorettes scored 81 points while North Wood scored 53

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and Elkhart Central scored 45. On April 24 Wawasee scored 71% points to John Glenn’s 43 points and Concord’s 24%. In a match against West Noble on April 26 the girls scored a 101 to 35 victory. Team coach Marcia Carpenter lists the following track records: 80 yard hurdles — Willa Detwiler with a time of 12.6 880 yard run — Roxanna Auer with a time of 2:42.6 50 yard dash — Wilma Detwiler with a time of 6.1 100 yard dash — Willa Detwiler with a time of 11.6 440 yard dash — Wilma Detwiler with a time of 220 yard dash — Bev Berghorn

Syracuse wins triangular track meet at Milford

Syracuse junior high defeated Wakarusa and Milford in a triangular track meet at Milford last Tuesday. The Yellow Jackets scored seven firsts and eight seconds to run up 72 x /t points to Wakarusa’s 44% and Milford’s 19. The outstanding effort of the meet was an 11 foot, three inch pole vault by Myers of Wakarusa

with a time of 27.6 Softball throw — Barb Brouwer with a throw of 180 feet, one inch Shot put — Peg Beer with a throw of 34 feet, six inches High jump — Vicki Wilson with a jump of five feet, no inches Running long jump — Barb Brouwer and Peg Beer with jumps of 15 feet, 10 inches Standing long jump — Peg Beer with a jump of eight feet, five inches 440 relay — Berghorn, Beer, Auer and Detwiler with a time of 54.2 880 relay — Brouwer, Detwiler, Miller and Mock with a time of 1:58.9

who also won the high jump. Welker of Milford was also a double winner taking the long jump and half mile race. Rick Bauman tied the Syracuse hurdle mark of 16 seconds flat and the Syracuse 440-relay team set a new school record of 52.2 seconds. Results of the events were: Shot put — 42’9%”, 1 Stouder (S); 2.Hooley (W); 3 Platz (W) Long jump — 17’1”, 1 Welker (M); 2 Bauman (S); 3 Patton (S) High jump — 5’31/4”, 1 Myers (W); 2 Morganthaler (S); 3 Garber (W) Pole vault — 11’3”, 1 Myers (W); 2 J. Stevens (S); 3 K. Stevens (S) Low hurdles — 16.0, 1 Bauman (S) ; 2 Cromer (S); 3 Garber (W) 60 — 7.2, 1 Evans (M); 2 McCarty (S); 3 Bauman (S) 440 — 59.2, 1 Hamman (S); 2 Platz (W); 3 Dowty (M) 100 — 11.9, 1 McCarty (S); 2 Kinw (W); 3 Glon (S) 880 — 2.23.0, 1 Welker (M); 2 Cripe (S); 3 Stevens (S) 220 — 26.5, 1 King (W); 2 McCarty (S); 3K. Patton (S) Mile — 5.23.6, 1 Field (S); 2 Overfelt (S); 3 Reinhardt (W) 440 R — 52.2, 1 Glon, Cromer, Bauman, McCarty (S) 880 R — 1:51.9, 1 Patton, Searfoss, Gronendyke, Hamman (S> LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. James Keller and family of Dowagiac, Mich., formerly of the Milford area, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller of Dewart Lake. *

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Warrior golf team scores 3 victories

Over the past seven days members of the Wawasee high school golf team have scored three victories. They have wins over Northridge, North Wood and Concord. The B-team has scored like victories. North Wood In the match against North Wood on Wednesday, April 25, the Warriors scored 163 to NorthWood’s 168. The individual scorers of the Warriors were as follows: Bob Bauman, 36; Greg Ummel, 40; Rot Bauman,' 43; Mark Randall, 44; and Randy Rich, 46. High individual scorers for North Wood were Blake Hepler, 38; Karl Kindig, 42; Jim Miller, 44; John Stalmaker, 44; and Greg Bigler, 46. The B-team won its match 167202. Jon Owens was low medalist for the Warriors with 38 while Steve Lantz led the North Wood Panthers with 47. Northridge The Wawasee golf teams had a successful evening against Northridge Thursday, April 26. 11)6 varsity team won its match 162 to 175 and the B-team won its match 175 to 192. The matches were played at the South Shore Golf course at Syracuse. High individual scorers for Wawasee were as follows: Mark Randall, 39; Greg Ummel, 40; Bob Bauman, 41; Ron Bauman, 42; and Randy Rich, 45.

Winner named in club tourney at Wawasee Bowl

A 500 club and 600 club tournament was held last Friday at Wawasee Bowl with Dick Thibaut rolling a 672 for top honors in the 600 club and Donna Mangona rolling a 618 taking top honors in the 500 club. Tuesday afternoon ladies end bowling season recently The State Bank of Syracuse team was hostess for the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling banquet recently concluding the bowling season for the league. Members of the hosting team were Anita Peterson, Barbara Mills, Ann Dahlstrom, Judy Schmahl and Mary Lou Lambert. » A total of 16 geraniums centered the dining tables and were later awarded as door prizes. Officers elected for the 1973-74 season were: President — Mrs. Peterson Vice president — Joan Stoelting Secretary-treasurer — Sally Yeargain Sergeant-at-arms — Mary Willard Trophies and winning patched went to Mrs. Willard, Betty List, Leila Connolly, Ann Gallahan and Mary Lou Dixon, members of the Wawasee Laundromat team and league champions. . Special awards went to Mrs. Schmahl for bowling 100 pins over her average, and Ruth Banta and Mrs. Willard for triplicate scores. The WIBC achievement award went to Jane Davis for a 15-pin increase in average for the season. WAR ENDS The treaty officially ending the war with Japan went into effect on April 28, 1952.

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High individual scorers for Northridge were Dennis Stalter, 40; Pat Groves, 42; Ed Gerwels, 45; Tom Biller, 48; and Jeff Boomershine, 49. For the Wawasee B-team the high individual scorers were Jon Owens, Sam Ludwig and Phil Randall, all with 43. High individual scorer for Northridge on the B-team was Pat Pletcher with 46. Concord On Monday night the Warriors took on the Concord Minutemen in what proved to be a close match for the A-team. The Warriors scored a 163-164 victory over Concord. Scores for A-team members were as follows: Bob Bauman 37; Greg Ummel, 38; Ron Bauman, 40; Mark Randall, 48; and Randy Rich, 52. * Members of the Concord team scored as follows: Rusty Harris, 36; Jim Artly, 40; Ted Grover, 42; Randy Siler, 46; and Bob Grant, 50. The B-team also won another victory, 166-210 over Concord. Jon Owens was low medalist for Wawasee with 40 and Ed Stutsman was low for Concord with 51. The new- freshman golf team took to the course on Monday and stopped the Concord team 199125. Members of the Warrior team were Larry Allen, Bruce Moore, Rich Littlefield and Greg Smith.

High series scratch for the women went to Gloria Thwaits with a 537 Tom Younce for the men with a 627. High game scratch for the women went to Sherry Brown with a 206. Doyle Butler rolled a 277 for top single game scratch honors for men.

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Hits & Misses Misfits 83 49 Campbell’s Market 79% 52% Browns Blades & Bits 78 54 Brazel’s Bait 74% 57% American Industries 72 60 Sudlows Pier 62% 69% S&S 61% 70% Buds Body Shop 56 76 Syracuse Mobil 50% 81% Elmatt Corp. 42% 89% High team series and game: Misfits — 1912-665 500 series: G. Webb 561, C. Walton 520, P. Campbell 503, L. Livengood 506, B. Simon 569 450 series: R. Lantz 459, C. Campbell 454, C. Galloway 469 200 games: G. Webb 213, C. Walton 201 170 games: J. Brown 172, L. Galloway 182 County Thornburg Drug 44 20 Charlie’s Ten Pin 42 22 Crow Roofing 40% 23% Kurly’s Keglers 37 27 Louie’s Bar 37 27 Liquor Locker 35% 28% Bushong Barber Shop 34 30 Aqualand Motel 32 32 Anderson Paint 31 33 Eager Leaguers 29% 34% Barbee Hotel 28 36 Bud’s Body Shop 28 36 Wawasee Bowl 26 38 Frog Tavern 25% 38% Schwartz Homes 24 40 Schwartz Developers 18 46

I AWARD WINNERS — The above members of the Girls’ Sports club of Wawasee high school were honored at an awards ’n fun night Tuesday, May 1, in the high school’s cafeteria annex. The girls, pictured left to right, are Yvonne Spurling, the most outstanding club member; Pat Buhrt, senior honor member; Teresa Ummel, junior member; and Deb Harrison, sophomore honor member. The trophies were presented by club president Pat Buhrt and club sponsor Mrs. Elaine Hibschman.

Girl’s Sports club holds honor night on Tuesday

Members of the Wawasee high school Girls’ Sports club were honored at an awards ’n fun night Tuesday, May 1, in the high school’s cafeteria annex. The girls who received top awards during the evening are as follows: Yvonne Spurling — most outstanding club member Pat Buhrt — senior honor member Teresa Ummel — junior honor member Deb Harrison — sophomore

High team series: Thornburg Drug — 2605 High team game: Charlie’s Ten Pin — 930 550 series: R. Strombeck 575, R. Wogoman 561, J. Kern 552 200 games: D. Hyde 207, D. Shock 214, J. Scarbeary 201, P. Beezley 211, T. Moser 200, I. Schlotterback 212, R. Wogoman 223, R. Stahley 203, J. Kern 208, D. Thibaut 213 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 93 39 Miller’s Mobile Park 88 44 Syracuse Rubber 78% 53% Hawk’s Recreation 78 54 Bellman’s Case 73 59 Augsburger’s 69 63 Walter Drug Co. 59 73 Wawasee Construction 58 74 Wawa Ski Club 56 76 Bitner’s Antiques 51 81 Elko Mobile Homes 50 82 White Front Grocery 37% 94% High team game: Miller’s Mobile Park — 788 High team series: Frog Tavern — 2190 500 series: S. Keim 189,191-532, K. Knisley 189-504, M. Dixon 189500 450 series: M. Lambert 169,191498, S. Gilbert 185-477,1. Dull 171470, J. Wortinger 180-459, E. Tatman 169-456, J. Groves 450 160 games: M. Pifer 179, J. Hoover 170, J. Livingood 164

THANK YOU A very special thank you goes to the members of the North Webster, Syracuse and Pierceton fire departments for their prompt, efficient and dependable actions during our recent fire at the North Webster store. Some of our North Webster employees have been transferred to our stores in Milford and Syracuse until our North Webster store is re-opened. Our store at North Webster will be open as soon as possible. Augsburger’s Food Palaces Milford Syracuse North Webster

honor member The outstanding members ranking second and third in the club according to class level were [resented charms with the club’s ensignia GSC enscribed on them. Receiving charms were the following: Seniors — April Hapner, second; Gail Brown and Rita Dowty, tie for third Juniors — Donna Doty and Sandy Maggart Sophomores — Elaine Mullett and Sharon Rapp Freshman — Deb Engelbert and Tonda Miller A total of 19 Girls’ Sports club members will be awarded Wawasee letters for outstanding service in the club. A member must have served a total of 25 sporting events throughout the year in order to be eligible for a

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letter in the club. The outstanding club member of the year, Yvonne Spurling, served at a total of 55 sports events during the school year. The Girls’ Sports club was organized for the purpose of serving the total sports program at Wawasee —a total of nine competitive boys’ sports. The girls also served at various events of the Girls’ Athletic Association of the high school. Various duties and responsibilities assigned to the members by the coaches included scorekeepers, timers, record keepers, program handouts, rope holders, announcers, press box “runners,” bat girls, ribbon handouts, etc. Distinctive as a “unique” club for this area, the members are looking forward to a successful year again next year.