The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1973 — Page 2

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Traviolia promises lots of excitement in football

Hal Traviolia, the new football coach at Wawasee high school, is looking forward to Friday night when he can try the wings of his Warriors in the Jamboree to be held at North Wood high school’s big field. It will be a case of Wawasee and Plymouth against Lakeland and North Wood, with the combined scores producing the Jamboree winner. ‘We’re Optimistic’ Ever since coming to Wawasee high school, coach Traviolia has been sounding the note of optimism. He recently told local Rotarians he was looking for a good season, and he said on the practice field Tuesday morning, under a scorching sun, “We’re very optimistic.” As tall Traviolia took time out from shouting commands like an old time line sergeant in any man’s good army, he told a MailJournal reporter, “We like to run a wide open offense. We promise lots of excitement one way or another. Our boys are adjusting well to our style of offense, and we’ll be ready for that Jamboree Friday night.” First Game The first game of the scheduled season is to be played at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, at West Noble school, the only daytime game of the year. Reason for the daytime play, is because lights have not been installed as yet at West Noble.

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The card calls for five home games, with five away. “We’ll do our darndest to improve on last year’s record, which was five and five,” the confident Traviolia said. Traviolia also gave high marks for Wawasee high school and the Lakeland area. “This school is beautiful,” he exuded. He added, “I’ve been on all the fields in Lake county and none have better playing facilities than right here at Wawasee. “We’d like to see a big fan turnout this year and maybe we can even add to these facilities,” he went on. In Class AA Wawasee’s football team will be competing in state play-offs for the first time this year in class AA, competing against 20 other schools for one spot. There are A-AA-AAA categories with four districts in each class. One school represents each class, with Wawasee representing district 1. Coach Traviolia has 13 returning lettermen to count on for this season’s play: Bryan Lemberg, Rick Brannock, Doug Brown, Mike Vanlaningham, Rick Dahlstrom, Doug Brown, Chad Singerey, Chris Paulus, Bruce Korenstra, Gary Francis, Mark Reiff, Dave Wollman, Dan Miller and Mark Smith. On the minus side is the loss of big Jim Thwaits (6’ 3”, 215 lbs.) who went to Fairfield this year. New coaches joining Traviolia

this fall include Tony Clouse, Walter Lunsford and Dave Matz, with old reliables Jack Marlette and George Vietaniemi returning. One comes away from talking to coach Traviolia with the impression that, if it can be done on the playing field this year, here’s the man to pull it off. He doesn’t like to see his boys walk on the playing field. They run, or they are on the receiving end of one of those blistering commands that promise to keep the Warriors a step ahead of their competition all year. The full schedule follows: August 31 — Jamboree at North Wood, 7:30 September 8 — West Noble, 2 p.m. September 14 — Rochester, 7:30 p.m. + September 21 —Goshen, 7:30 p.m. + September 28 — Bremen, 7:30 p.m. + October 5 — Fairfield (Homecoming), 7:30 p.m. October 12 — Plymouth, 7:30 p.m. + October 19 — Concord, 7:30 p.m. October 26 — Manchester, 7:30 p.m. + November 2 — North Wood (Recognition Night), 7:30 p.m. November 7— Warsaw, 7:30 p.m. 4- Home Games » Winners of scramble are listed Results of the Wawasee scramble held Saturday, Aug. 25, are as follows: First — Guy Kilmer, Goshen; Bill Homes, Elkhart; Bernice Miller, Goshen; and Iva Scott, Syracuse Second — Joe Scheidel, Goshen: Earl Money, Syracuse; Mary Young and Evelyn Kilmer, both of Goshen Third — Tom Amaya, Ligonier; Jim Tolliver, Goshen; Paul Kizer, Milford; and Fay Jones, Goshen Men’s club results from matches held August 28 are: Low Net — First, Joe Hartsough, 67; second, Leßoy Chakey, 68; and third, Larry Blade, 70 Low Gross — Joe Hartsough, 72 A good loafer is an artist at his profession.

Mark Wiggs Memorial show last week end raises $ 1,500

Two identical ski shows were held on Webster Lake and Tippecanoe Lake over the past week end to raise funds for a Mark Wiggs Memorial. Wiggs was killed in a kite accident earlier this summer. The four ski clubs of the Lakeland area — Lake Webster Ski Bees, Dewart Skiers, Tippy Skiers and the Wawa Ski club — presented the shows and raised

Finish 17th in East Towas, Mich, sailboat regatta

A Wawasee Yacht club crew, competing in the North American lightning class sailboat regatta last week at East Tawas, Mich., on Lake Huron, finished 17th among 38 entries in the Governor’s Cup flight.

'Alternate play' closes season at Maxwelton Ladies day was held Tuesday at Maxwelton golf club for the last match of the season with the play of the day being “Alternate Shots”. Winners are: 18 hole — First low gross, Dottie Stiver and Lura Stone; second low gross, Marge Newcomer and Alice Herbison; third low gross, Mavis Vanderveer and Marge Thornburg; low net, Maggie,Smith; and low putts, a tie between Barbara Kay and Ruth George Nine hole — First low gross, Annabelle Hollar, Marge Yoder, Dore Nelson and Barbara Beemer; and second low gross, Susie Sharp and Billie Gantz The last meeting of the season was conducted with officers being elected and the prizes of the year being awarded. Officers elected for the coming year are: President — Eloise Carlson Vice president — Joan Stoelting Secretary — Ruth George Treasurer — Billie Gantz Prizes of the year included: Ringer awards —lB hole, Caryl Vistal, low gross and Helen Hagen, low net; and nine hole, Polly Boner, low gross and Billie Gantz and Annabelle Hollar, low

a. Wl 3 z ... er — w NB SOUTH SHORE WINNERS — Members of the two golf teams that tied for first place Monday in the Ladies* Calcutta are shown here, front row from left, Mrs. Arden Walgamuth, captain, Mrs. Fred Banta, Mrs. John Wortinger, captain, Mrs. Kip Sullivan and Mrs. James Kuhn. In the back row from left are Mrs. Al Lamley, Mrs. Richard Bibler and Mrs. Clyde Campbell. Missing were Mrs. Howard Locke and Mrs. Bill DeWitt. New officers for the ladies association are: Mrs. Al Lamley, president; Mrs. Fred Banta, vice president; and Mrs. Kip Sullivan, secretary-treasurer.

Thursday Night Ladies to begin bowling September 6 The Thursday Night Ladies’ bowling league will begin its 197374 season on September 6. Anyone needing a bowler should contact the president, Mrs. Kenneth Knisley. Officers for the coming season are: President — Mrs. Knisley Vice president — Mrs. Albert Hamman, Jr. Secretary — Mrs. Harry Hochstetler Treasurer — Mrs. George Lambert Sgt.-at-Arms — Ms. Imogene Menzie Committees have been appointed and have begun their duties.

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$1,500. They have set a goal of $5,000 in order to purchase rescue unit equipment. The equipment will be located in North Webster but will be on the site of any ski show in the area and will be available for all lake emergencies. < A special fund has been set up at the Counting House Bank where donations can be made.

Skipper on the 19-foot sloop rig was Paul E. Penn of Indianapolis and his crew were his father, Paul O. Penn, and John Call, both of Lake Wawasee. The group participated in nine races in five days.

net Most improved handicap for the year — 18 hole, Marge Kavanaugh; and nine hole, Annabelle Hollar A special door prize was won by Nora Speicher for two dinners at the club. Mystery holes is play for Tippy ladies Ladies Day for 18 hole golf at the Tippecanoe Lake Country club was held Thursday, Aug. 23, with the play of the day being “Mystery Holes.” Winners are: Class A — First, Jody Frantz; second, Julia Evans; third, Gloria Maish and Helen Freeman; and low putts, Mary Lee Class B — First, Betty Thayer; second, Lois Plew; third, Fran Hull; and low putts, Irma Scheidt Class C — First, Irene Benzenberg; second, Amber Christiansen and Lou Irwin; and low putts, Alice Vermillion Play of the day for the next match will be “Low Gross, Low Net.” August 30 will be the final luncheon with the end of year prizes awarded. Winners and runners-up are: Club championship — Jody

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Frantz, winner; Margaret Lancaster, runner-up President’s flight — Julia Evans, winner; Lois Heckenstein, runner-up First flight — Irene Benzenberg, winner; Fredal Wolfram, runner-up Second flight — Gwen Chase, winner; Ellen Rasor, runner-up Starting times released for Wawasee golf Starting times for the Wawasee Golf club tournament to be held September 1 have been released. They are as follows: 11 a.m. — Len Jones, Dick Zollinger, Dick Haines and Glenn King 11:08 a.m. — Al Postma, Mike Summy, Joe Hartsough and Merrill Postma 11:16 a.m. — Virgil Bums, Robert Kemble, Bud Dippon and Leroy Chokey 11:24 a m. — George Young, Jack Bullock, Max Bodkins and Dan Detmon 11:32 a.m. — Barney Galloway, Mose Troyer, Floyd Wortinger and Howard Cripe 11:40 am. — George Bums, Jerry Hartsough, Guy Kilmer and Oliver Replogle 11:48 a.m. — Dick Barry, Joe Schiedel, Dean Culp and Elmer Largen 11:56 a.m. — Matt Harris, Bill Bodes, Jim Tolliver and Jim Wilson 12:04 p.m. — Don Walburn, Mark Galloway, Dave Galloway and Jim Jellison 12:12 p.m. — Mike Cripe, Todd Cripe, John Elliott and Hop Haab 12:20 p.m. — Orville Vanderßeyden, Bob Duncan and Larry Blade 1 p.m. — John W. Cripe, Bob Farmilo and Paul Kizer Rules for the tournament will be: 1. Out of bounds: stroke and distance penalty 2. Ball in water: one (1) stroke penalty 3. All putts to be putted out 4. In case of tie: sudden death play-off LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Kline of Middlebury called on his mother, Hazel Kline, at Milford last week.

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