The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 September 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 12,1973

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Traviolia leads Warriors to 53-0 victory over Chargers

By DOUG HOERR The Wawasee Warriors seemed to defy gravity last Saturday as they soared over the West Nolde Chargers 53-0. The Warriors, under the supervision of the new head coach, Hal Traviolia, opened the season with an explosive offense and rugged defense that promises to give the Warrior fans a season of exciting football. Wawasee’s defensive end, Chad Singery, recovered a West Noble fumble that started the Warrior’s first touchdown drive. Halfback Mike Vanlaningham ended the drive with a seven yard run. Ralph Reiff’s conversion gave Wawasee a 7-0 lead. Vanlaningham also scored another six points when he charged three yards for a touchdown in the second period. With two minutes, 30 seconds left in the

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quarter, junior quarterback Mark Smith hit end Cris Paulus with one of his 14 pass completions to give the Warriors a 130 lead at the end of the first period. The only score in the second quarter came when a Smith to Brannock pass set up the Vanlaningham touchdown. Ralph Reiff connected with the conversion, giving Wawasee a 20-0 lead at the half. The third quarter started on a sour note for the Warriors when a pass was intercepted by the Chargers. Wawasee got back on the right track, however, when Dan Miller recovered a West Noble fumble. A Smith to Paulus aerial set up the next score. Mark Smith passed to junior end Jon Owens who took the ball in for the score. The point after, by Reiff, connected.

Another fine Smith pass was received by Paulus on a third down with two yards to go. Sophomore Ralph Reiff then apparently declared ownership of the ball as he took a handoff across for one score with 3:15 remaining and then at 2:13 he turned the only charger interception into his second touchdown of the afternoon. Reiff made good the point after. Reiff showed excellent control of the foot as he was 5-8 in the point after department. The score at the end of the third quarter revealed the Warriors leading 400. Early fourth quarter action saw sophomore running back, Jeff Miller, score from three yards out. Ralph Reiff added the point after. With 4:41 remaining on the clock, junior quarterback Rick Dahlstrom found himself in the end zone following a dazzling 60 yard sprint. For the remaining minutes of the game neither team could put together a score. So at the. gun, the tired but happy Warriors found themselves on top by 53 points. Coach Traviolia summed up the game with this comment: “We played a good game, wish they could all be that good.” Statistics WHS WN First Downs 18 2 Net Yards Rushing 244 9 Net Yards Passing 173 -2 Passes Attempted 21 11 Passes Completed 14 1 Yards Penalized 50 15 Fumbles 1 6 Fumbles Lost ’ 1 6 Interceptions by Punts 17 Punt Average 35 yards 28 yards

Junior clinic for cheerleaders at Wawasee Saturday

A junior cheerleading clinic will be held Saturday, Sept. 15, at Wawasee high school. The clinic, sponsored by the high school FOOTBALL FIELD LOCATION CHANGED

Wawasee high school football fans are reminded they should not go to the old athletic field in Rochester Friday night for the Warrior — Zebra game. The new football field of the Zebras is located at the high school building.

Open swimming at Wawasee Open swimming will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 18, and continue every Tuesday night from 7 to 9 p.m. unless announced otherwise. Student, adult and family tickets will be available at the door. Wawasee tennis weekly results The Wawasee tennis team defeated North Manchester on Tuesday, Sept. 4, at Wawasee with a 5-2 score. Results in the singles were as follows: Greg Fidler defeated Jeff White 10-2 Bill Fawley won over John Hoffman 13-11 Vince Rhodes lost to Janis Keim 7-10 Bruce Mitchell lost to Dan Naragon 6-10 Rob Zurcher defeated Craig Mcßride 10-2 In the doubles matches for the day Fidler and Rhodes defeated White and Naragon 10-3 and Fawley and Mitchell defeated Hoffman and Mcßride 10-4. The Central Noble team won over Wawasee 5-2 in the matches held on Wednesday, Sept. 5, at Wawasee. Results in the singles play were: Greg Fidler lost to Kirk Stiffney 7-10 Bill Fawley lost to Ron Morr 610 Vince Rhodes lost to Steve Richter 6-10 Bruce Mitchell lost to Doug Bender 1-10 Rob Zurcher defeated Pat Cole 12-10 1 , Doubles play of the day ended with the following results: Fidler and Rhodes defeated Stiffney and Morr 104 Fawley and Mitchell lost to Richter and Bender 1-10 t The Plymouth tennis team overpowered the Wawasee team at Wawasee last Thursday 5-2. In the singles play the results were: Greg Fidler lost to Jeff Badell 5Bill Fawley lost to Randy Peterson 1-10 Vince Rhodes lost to Steve Peterson 1-10 Bruce Mitchell lost to Ted Duell 6Rob Zurcher defeated Dave Haber 104 8 In the doubles matches for the day Fidler and Rhodes lost to Badell and R. Peterson 5-10 and Fawley and Mitchell defeated S. Peterson-Duell 10-6. Rob Zurcher remains undefeated for the season. The squad, under coach Don Scholer, continues to show steady improvement. The overall win-loss record to date is 2-3, in the Northern Lakes conference matches the record is 1-1. Wawasee golf men elect officers An election of officers for the 1974 season was held on Sunday by the Wawasee Golf Men’s club. The following officers were elected: President — Glenn King Vice president — Joe Hartsough Secretary-treasurer — John Elliott Board members to serve the coming year are Dick Barry, Mike Cripe, Elmer Largen and Mose Troyer. In the play of the day winners were first, Larry Blade, 69; second, Dick Barry, 71; and third, Leßoy Chokey, 73. THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published by The Mail-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse,. Indiana 4*547. Second class postage paid at 103 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 44547 and at additional entry offices. Subscription; 55.00 per year in Kosciusko County; $7.00 outside county.

cheerleaders, is open to anyone in grades three through eight. Registration will be at 12:30 with the clinic being from 14. A registration fee will be charged. Scramble winners at Wawasee The play of the day on Saturday at Wawasee Golf club was scrambles. First place winners were Merrill Postma, Orville Vanderßeyden, Kay Kizer and Gladys Cripe. Second place winners Joe Schiedel, Dan Walbum, Eva Sue Tolliver and Hazel Swihart.

Thursday Nite Ladies Thornburg Drug 3 1 Goods Barber Shop 3 1 Branding Iron Bar 3 1 Lancer Tool & Die -3 1 Kale Island Beacon 3 1 Millers Mobile Homes 3 1 Merrills Lounge 3 1 N.W. Fireman Aux. 3 1 Hinshaw Applicators 2 2 Wicks Marina 2 2 Regent Homes 2 2 Pilchers Shoes 2 2 B&K 1 3 Lynn E. Feller Ins. 1 3 Wawasee Elect. 1 3 Counting House Bank 1 3 Barth, Inc. 1 3 Brazels 1 3 Lakeland Standard 1 3 Farm Bureau Corp. 1 3 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug — 764-2236 450 series and above: J. Reed 491, M. L. Lambert 484, F. Stetler 479, K. Knisley 475, N. Galloway 463, G. Eyer 453, H. Bell 453, Eleanor Price 452 170 games and above: J. Reed 193, F. Stetler 189, M. L. Lambert 185, G. Eyer 176, C. Blosser 183, M. Pifer 170, W. Finton 172, E. Leap 170, K. Brazil 172 Hits & Misses Sudlow Pier Shop 3 1 Galloway’s Excavating 3 1 Monsanto 3 1 Brown’s 2 2 Brazels 2 2 Flints 1 3 Campbells 1 3 C&D . 1 3 High team series and game: Browns — 1842 - 663 500 series: B. Simon 591, D. Butler 586, N. Hanford 540, R. Brazel 504, D. Sprague 503, M. Donaldson 505 450 series: S. Gilbert 488, A. Doughman 457 200 games: D. Butler 200, 214, B. Simon 210, J. Mangona 200, M. Donaldson 200, N. Hanford 233, R. Brazel 203 170 games: S. Gilbert 186 County Holiday Lanes 4 0 Liquor Locker 3 1 Golden Grain 3 1 Louie’s Bar 3 1 Bud’s Body Shop 3 1 Barbee Hotel 3 1 Kurly’s Keglers 3 1 Charlie’s Ten Pin 3 1 Lakeland Motors 2 2 Weatherhead II 2 2 Bushong Barber Shop 1 3 Crow Roofing 1 3 Wawasee Bowl 1 3 Good’s Barber Shop 1 3 Brannock’s Trophies 1 3 Anderson Paint 1 3 Weatherhead I 13 High team series and game: Charlie’s Ten Pin — 2723-951 500 series: D. Mayberry 515, J. SimpsOn 521, J. deSomer 518, S. Richardson 502, L. Swope 500, H. Locke 593, D. Maresh 587, D. Thibaut 502, T. Ganmiere 518, B. Charlton 528, M. Ganshorn 522, P. Beezley 501, C. Frushour 550, H. Schrock 558, R. Hibschman 592, B. Rider 527, D. Engle 511, C. Thomas 545, L. Mollenhour 520, J. R. Koher 523, D. Smith 515, T. Jones 504, R. Simon 526, R. Wogoman 530, G. Sorensen 528, T. Younce 511, L. Bruner 501, G. Pavel 519, D. Shock 549, E.

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Heining 544, R. Stahley 541, M. Simon 517 200games: H. Locke 211,201, S. Richardson 201, D. Mayberry 213, D. Maresh 227, T. Ganmiere 203, C. Frushour 202, H. Schrock 210, R. Hibschman 204, C. Thomas 202, T. Jones 214, G. Pavel 202, D. Shock 202 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Ding-A-Lings 8 0 American Ind. 6 2 Lovables 6 2 Sharp Shooters 5% Todd Realty 4 4 Cromwell Lumber 4 4 Mastercraft 3% 4% LaPetite 1% 6%, Mock’s Marine Rental 17 State Bank-Syra. % 7 1 / 2 High team series: Ding-A-Lings — 2081 High team game: American Ind. — 730 450 series: B. Ganz 486, D. Cripe 471, V. Penn 452, B. Kern 486, S. Stahly 485!, K. Knisley 485, B. Kline 454 200 games: A McCarty 200 170 games: D. Cripe 180 Milford Business Little & Clark 11 1 Wicks Marina 8 4 Smallwood Service IVz Campbell’s Market 7 5 Hickory Lounge 7 5 Augsburger-Syra. 7 5 Augsburger-Milf. 5 7 Milford TV 5 7 Walter Drug 5 7 Berk Body Shop 5 7 Sharp’s Hdwe. 2M> C. Myers 2 10 High team series: Little & Clark — 2856 High team game: Campbell’s Market — 1000 • 500 series: R. Thibaut 564, R. Wogoman 563, D. Rensberger 547, D. Johns 534, R. Simon 532, R. Clemons 530, D. Butler 511, D. Rumfelt 510, D. Wolferman 507, L. Troup 503 200 games: R. Thibaut 213-201, D. Rumfelt 206, D. Johns 202 Sunday Mixed League No. 20 4 0 Vega 3 1 Martin’s Feeds 3 1 King & Queen Pins 3 1 Go-Getters 3 1 R&R 2 2 No. 16 2 2 Augsburgers 1 3 Shotguns 1 3 Beginners 1 3 Sleepy-Owl 1 3 Taylor Wholesale 0 4 High team series and game: Vega — 1680-631 500 series men: E. Fought 502, G.. Richards 528 170 games women: C. Simpson 170, P. Smith 181, S. Loewen 175 Tuesday Night Ladies Neer’s Power Wash 71 Syracuse Rubber 6 2 Bellman’s Case 6 2 Wawa Ski Club 6 2 Bitner’s Antiques 6 2 Frog Tavern 5 3 Walter Drug Co. 5 3 Vicki’s Beauty Salon 4 4 Weatherhead No. 1 3 5 Crow’s Roofing 2 6 Augsburg er Food Palace 2 6 J&DCeramics 2 6 Weatherhead No. 2 17 Mid American 17 High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2164-770 450 series and above: S. Gilbert 191-490, E. Wogoman 176-473, M. Lambert 167-471, R. Calbeck 193469, H. Frushour 161-450 200 games: S. Keim 203,175-516 160 games and above: J. Halsey 179, M. Dixon 174, J. Wortinger 168, S. Hoover 167, A. Hapner 165, G. Baier 164, B. Hamilton 162, M. Halsey 163 Milford police report given for August Milford town marshal Don Drake has released the following report for the month of August: Miscellaneous calls 103 Arrests made 23 Accidents investigated 3 Assisted other units 4 Title checks 9 Gun permits 2 The police car was driven 1,109 miles during the month.

Hurryin Hoosiers V By J' Q* Fann ,

September 9, 1973. Different coaches, different offenses, different look but we are the same old customers. Still loyal. We have returned. The various offenses will keep the defenses guessing but it will bring some early season procedure penalties. Corso likes to innovate but he is a sound tactician. A lot of things can happen — and will. Sometime during the season a safety will not field a punt and it will roll for about an 80 yard gain. Wenzel is some kicker. Maybe the best in the nation. The two pass receivers are as good a pair as we have had — as a pair. Smock and Flanagin and neither is a senior. The biggest defensive alignment up front in our history. There is Barszilauskas — 270, McQuire — 288, Elmer Burton (Freshman 254), maybe Jameson 250 with middle linebacker Don Thomas at 255. Quarterback is not a problem. Many surprises in store here. A man of some considerable knowledge thinks he may be better than Gonso. He throws better long. The old line coaches will be after Lee Corso. He is not the keep them under the thumb coach. He thinks they should have fun. Woody Hayes apd Bob Schembeckler will be after his hide but may find it hard to get. He has the respect of the players and they like to do their “Thing”. Lee Corso is in command of the ship and their thing will not interfere. One of the stars found out that a five o’clock meeting did not mean two minutes after — and quick. Another star now knows who will designate where any player plays. Both now realize they are better for it and will be great. They are satisfied and respectful. What more can you ask? We have worked hard on specialty teams. We may be far ahead of the other college

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coaches but I think our kick coverage will be tremendously improved. We were so weak here but he has good athletes there. Quinn Buckner leads the parade again. - Corso will gamble on 4th down. He has said it. He doesn’t talk to her himself.; He means those things. Henry Cunningham, brother of Nate from the Rose Bowl squad is captain of the specialty teams. Maybe both brothers can say they played in the Rose Bowl. Henry has three years to try it. So — Be there early. Don’t miss the fun. If you do you’ll be sorry. Wawasee high school records CC victories. Wawasee high school’s cross country team under the leadership of Jerry Minton stopped Jimtown and Concord this week in meets on Monday and Tuesday nights. On Monday the Warriors stopped the Jimmies 19-41 as they placed Brian Wolfe first with a time of 13:38. Juan Carvajal placed third. Jon Glon fourth, Steven kroh fifth, Doug Shrock sixth, Toby Popenfoose seventh. Tuesday’s match was with Concord and Rochester with Rochester defeating the Warriors 20-35 and Wawasee stopping Concord 18-40. The Warriors were led by Brian Wolfe, Juan Carvajal, Steve Kroh, Doug Shrock and Toby Popenfoose. i Thursday they will travel to Lakeland for a meet with Lakeland and East Noble. The Warriors have a 3-2 record at this point in the season.