The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 September 1973 — Page 2

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QKriiJ '. i^\/'^ : A ..^/;■> WMF ■ f...- \ >J CARRYING THE BALL—Wawasee high school junior Chris Paulus is shown above carrying the ball during Saturday’s game. Following close behind is Goshen’s Mike Miller. In the background are Goshen’s Bob Lau. Wawasee’s Mike Vanlaningham. an unidentified Warrior and Goshen’s 81 Dan Baer who is setting on another Warrior.

Warriors stop Redskins 33-13 in home opener

By DOUG HOERR Wawasee’s offensive and defensive squads proved very effective again as they awarded to the Goshen Redskins their second defeat of the season. Goshen’s 10 quarter shut out record was demolished quickly in their 11th, as the Warriors tacked up a 20-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Rick Dahlstrom entered the first score as he took a handoff in from the one yard line. After the first score, Warrior fans seldom used their seats as the scores kept coming in. A blocked punt was picked up by Jack Schopf, who sprinted the remaining 19 yards for the score. As if that wasn’t enough to humble the Redskins, Wawasee, with an on side recovery, added the third touchdown of the evening. Mark Smith, having another great night, threw one of his six for 12 completions eight yards to Chris Paulus for the score. In the second quarter, another Rick Dahlstrom interception put the belli on the four. Then the familiar number 30, Mike Vanlaningham, broke through for the TD. Vanlaningham had another tremendous game as he

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MAN ON THE MOVE — Wawasee high school football coach Hal Traviolia was very much the man on the move as he urged his Warriors on to victory against the Goshen Redskins here Friday night. Final score: Wawasee 33, Goshen 13. It was the third victory for Traviolia and his Warriors in three starts.

rushed 101 yards for two touchdowns and had a fine defensive game. Coach Traviolia complimented the Warrior defense for another great game, as they contained the Redskins to a minus nine yards rushing in the first half. A respirited Goshen team came back on the field the second half, looking to make up a 26-0 deficit. They showed they meant business as they ground off a 77 yard drive. That was ended when Glen Frick went in from the three to put Goshen on the scoreboard. PAT was good. Wawasee was unable to put together a scoring attack in this quarter.

PLAYER INJURED Ralph Reiff, a sophomore kicker and defensive player for the Wawasee Warriors, was injured during the last quarter of the game and was taken to the Goshen hospital for treatment of a head injury. He was treated and released and has returned to school. Fourth quarter saw action early as Vanlaningham took the ball for 15 and 10 yard carries in two plays. On the third he breezed off tackle for the score. Goshen then put together its final scoring drive. A Frick to Baer pass started the drive that ended seven plays later when Bob Lau caught a one yard TD pass with 8:45 remaining in the game. The only other action was nonbeneficial to the Warriors. Ralph Reiff, after intercepting a pass was decked on the sidelines and received a hospitalizing head injury. At the end, Wawasee found themselves with a 33-13 victory and a three game winning streak. The streak will be tested next Friday night in a home game against the Bremen Lions. Statistics WHS GHS First Down 14 8 Net Yds. Rushing 165 66 Net Yds. Passing 49 119 Passes Attempted 12 12 Passes Completed 6 4 Yds. Penalized 50 30 Fumbles 2 0 Fumbles Lost 1 0 Interceptions 6 0 Punts 4 3

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HOLE IN ONE AT MAXWELTON Jim Tranter made a hole in one Sunday morning on the 130 yard par three number 13 at the Maxwelton golf club. He was golfing with Bud Slabaugh. Charlie Lantz and Dennis Bjella. All are from Syracuse.

Wawasee loses three tennis matches this week The Wawasee high school tennis team lost three matches this week, lowering their record to 3-9 overall and 1-5 in the conference. Tuesday, Sept. 18, Warsaw defeated Wawasee 6-1 at Wawasee. Individual scores were: Greg Fidler lost to Greg Myers 5-10 Bill Fawley lost to Phil Wichstrom 2-10 Erique Paradis lost to John Warren 3-10 Mark Goshert lost to Joe Landis 5-10 Vince Rhodes defeated Steve Shoemaker 10-8 Fidler-Rhodes lost to MyersWarren 4-10 Fawley-Mark Goshert lost to Wichstrom-Landis 2-10 Wawasee traveled to Rochester Thursday, Sept. 20 losing 7-0. Individual matches follow: Greg Fidler lost to Randy Green 5-10 Bill Fawley lost to Joe Notz 1-10 Erique Paradis lost to Dave Gady 0-10 Vince Rhodes lost to Rob Beery 2-10 Rob Zurcher lost to Jon Sisti 210 Fidler-Rhodes lost to GreenNotz 6-10 Fawley-Mark Goshert lost to Gady-Beery 7-10 Goshen outscored Wawasee 6-1 at Wawasee Friday, Sept. 21, Individual scores were: Greg Fidler lost to George Hardie 5-10 Bill Fawley lost to Ed Leer 3-10 Erique Paradis |§st to Brad Miller 0-10 Vince Rhodes lost to Tom Bowser 2-10 Rob Zurcher lost to Mike Keim 8-10 Fidler-Rhodes defeated MillerBower 10-8 Fawley-Mark Goshert lost to Chuck Ainlay,-Leer 4-10 Yellow Jackets stop Trojans Syracuse defeated North Webster 35-14 last Tuesday evening, Sept. 18, at the Wawasee high school field. The Syracuse Yellow Jackets won handily behind the running of James Glon and the passing of Bryan Smith. Glon in 11 carries totaled 169 yards while Smith completed nine out of 13 for 123 yards. In the passing department Ken Patton was the leader with four receptions for 45 yards. In scoring Glon tallied two touchdowns, Ken Patton two touchdowns, and Lon White one touchdown for the Jackets. Rick McKibben converted three out of five extra points. Fine defensive play by Ted Knudsen, Dan Andrews and Mike Yoder contained the Trojans except for a long touchdown run by Bryant and a recovered fumble. The next home game will be Tuesday with Fairfield at the Syracuse athletic field at 4:30. Freshmen stop Whitko 20-0 The Wawasee high school freshman football team won its Thursday night game against Whitko 20-0. Wawasee gained 182 yards rushing and 96 yards passing for a total of 278 yards while holding Whitko to 25 yards rushing and 34 yards passing for a total of 59 yards. The three touchdowns were made by J. C. Schrock on passes from quarterback Keith Cripe. The only PAT was scored by Greg Miller in the fourth quarter. The leading defensive players for the night were Mitch Ousley, Kevin Coy, Mike Studer and Gary Connolly.

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Hit* 8, MISS9S Galloways Excavating 9 3 Monsanto 8 4 Browns 7 5 Campbells Brazels 4 4 C«.O 5 J Sudlows Pier Shop 4 8 Flints ‘ 2 10 High team series: Browns — 1761 High team game: Monsanto — 633 500 series men: K. Knisley 513, N. Hanford 507, P Campbell 506, M. Donaldson 523 200 games: B. Simon, 221, R Brazel 201 170 games women: N. Webb 180 Sunday Nite Mixed Fearless 4 " 1 Star Auto Center 9 3 Sleepy Owl 9 3 Shotguns 9 3 Vega 7 5 R&R 7 5 Curls, Inc. 6 6 Syracuse Motor Sales 5 7 Martin's Feeds 4 8 Augsburgers 2 10 Taylor Wholesale 2 10 Beginners 1 11 High team series and game: Sleepy Owl — 1789-609 500 series men. B Simon 542, G. Richards 541, F. Rieder 523, J. deSdmer 518, C. Summerlot 510, G. Coquillard 500 200 games men: F. Rieder 234, B. Simon 223, C. Summerlot 206 Thursday Nite Ladies Merrills Lounge 11 1 Thornburg Drug 10 2 N.W. Firemen Aux. 8 4 B&K 7 5 Branding Iron Bar 7 5 Wawasee Electronics 7 5 Lancer Products 7 5 Kale island Beacon 7 5 Regent Homes 7 5 Lynn Feller Ins. 6 6 Counting House Bank 5 7 Goods Barber Shop 5 7 Farm Bureau Coop 5 7 Pilcher Shoes 5 7 Barth,lnc. 5 7 Millers Mobile Homes 5 7 Lakeland Standard 5 7 Wicks Marina 4 8 Hinshaw Applicators 2 10 Brazels 2 10 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug — 822-2342 500 series: J. Reed 541, B. Nyce 523 450 series and above: S. Kern 497, K. Knisley 482, M. Piter 482, D. Weaver 485, C. Nolan 473, M. L. Lambert 457, M. Nulf 452 200 games: J. Reed 215, B. Nyce 204 170 games and above: J. Reed 178, B. DeWitt 178, R. Harwood 178, C. Hochstetler 173, B. Nyce 174, I. Stahley 171 County Charlie's Ten Pin lO’/a iVi Louie's Bar 9 3 Anderson Paint 9 3 Golden Grain 8 4 Lakeland Motors 7'/i 4 1 /? Liquor Locker 7 5 . Kurly's Keglers 7 5 Wawasee Bowl 7 5 Weatherhead II 7 5 Bud's Body Shop 6Vz 5Vi Holiday Lanes 6 6 Weatherhead I SVS 6>/a Taylor Wholesale 5 7 Crow Roofing 5 7 Good's Barber Shop 5 7 Brannock Trophies 4 8 Barbee Hotel 3 9 Bushong Barber Shop 3 9 Beacon 3 9 OK Sales 2 10 High team series: Holiday Lanes — 2602 High team game: Charlie's Ten Pins — 915 600 series (men): D. Thibaut 619 500 series: A. Baker 509, D. Shock 514, R. Miller 513, H. Locke 527, P. Roger 593, D. Smith 506, R. Simon 584, G. Henning 546, R. B. Graff 511, R. Stahley 580, S. Richardson 580, J. Kern 515, L. Welty 556, M. Guiney 524, T. Gammiere 540, W. Ryan 502, J. Davis 514, C. Thomas 517, B. Rider 521, D. Brumfield 512, G. Rider 568, R. Wogoman 514, P. Beezley 509, C. Frushour 529, H. Schrock 575 200 games: D. Shock 202, H. Locke 213, P. Roger 203, R. Simon 220,205, G. Henning 214, R. Stahley 201, S. Richardson 223, J. Kern 205, L. Welty 556, D. Thibaut 218, M. Guiney 210, T. Gammiere 214, B. Rider 521, G. Rider 200, D. Brady 216, H. Schrock 234 Milford Business Little 8. Clark 17 3 Campbell's Market 15 5 Smallwood Service 13’/z 6'/a Wick's Marina 12 8 Augsburger-Syracuse 11 9 Walter Drug 11 9 Berk's Body Shop 10 10 Augsburger-Milford 9 11 Milford T.V. 8 12 Hickory Lounge 7 13 C. S. Myers 4 16 Sharp's Hardware 2Va 17’/z High team series: Walter Drug — 2991 High team game: Campbell's Market — 1029 500 series : R. Thibaut 592, D. Hockert 578, D. Butler 552, O. Replogle 544, D. Rumfelt 535, L. Young 534, P. Campbell 529, R. Simon 525, H. Doty 522, J. Caple 520, S. Stump 519, D. Rensberger 517, J. deSomer 516, P. Wuthrich 515, J. Bray 514, R. Herr 513, D. Brumbaugh 507, R. Wogoman 501 200 games: R. Thibaut 233, R. Simon 209, D. Dust 209, D. Hockert 207, 205, P. Wuthrich 206, J. Bray 204, L. Young 203, P. Campbell 202, D. Rumfelt 202, D. Butler 200, R. Wogoman 200 Friday Night Mixed Stahly-Stilson 11 1 Thwaits Grain, Inc 8 4 Mastercraft / 8 4 Barth,lnc. / 7 5 Frog Annex j 7 5 Elmer Zimmer Gravel 7 5 Tippy Dukes 7 5 Beacon 7 z 5 Keith's PB, H 7 | 5 Village Tap 6 6 Syracuse Rubber 6 6 Kathy's Beauty 5 3 Manley's Popcorn 5 7 Wawasee Electronx 5 7 Avon Calling 5 7

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Y 8, D 4 4 Smallwood Ser i/ice Center .4 * Walker's Roofing 4 * OK Sales 2 10 Jamca-Jammers 1 11 500 series wamen B Young. K Knisley 549. Men R Itlchey 553, R Halsey 302. K Keim 500. J. /Vorganthaler 582. L Welty 521. D. Maresh 520. J. Kern 559, B Simon 532, 450 series women G Thwaits 468. S Kern 477 200 games men J Morganfhaier 225, J Kern 206. Women K Knisley 234 170 games women B Young 199. K McKibbin 176 171. K Knisley 179, 5 Kern 170 Lai lie* Tues. Afternoon American Industries 13 3 Lovable* 12 4 Mastercraft 9’/> 6’/» Sharp Shootei s 9'/> 6>/> -Ding A Lings 9 7 Cromwell Lumber 9 7 LaPetite 6’/» •’/» Todd Realty 6 10 State Bank of Syracuse 3'/i Wi Mock's Marine Rental 2 14 High team series and game: Sharp Shooters — 1215 784 500 series: M. L. Lambert 526, S. Stahly 514, M Deck 528 , 450 series: B Kline 459, B Kay 473. 200 games M. Deck 201 170 games: B. Kay 171, 175, M. L Lambert 173, 188. S. S tahly 187, M. Deck 182 Tuesday Night Ladies Syracuse Ruaber 13 3 Frog Tavern 12 4 Wawa Ski Cl ub 12 4 Bitner's Ant ques 12 4 Bellman's Cite 9 7 Neer's Pow«r Wash 9 7 Vicky's Beajty Salon 8 8 Walter Drus Co. 8 s 8 Crow's Roofing 6 10 Weatherhead II 6 10 Mid-Artierican 5 11 J. B. Ceramics 5 11 Weatherhezd I 4 12 Augsburger's 3 13 High team game: Wawa Ski Club — 740 High team serie*: Frog Tavern — 2100 500 serie!,: S. Wim 189, 177, 181-547 450 series: M. Lambert 166, 153, 160 489, S. Rider 173-451, M. Dixon 174 450 160 games: M. Earhart 198, M. Byrd 183, D. Dunlap 162, Y. Spurling 161

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 4:15 p.m. — North Webster football vs Pierceton at North Webster Friday 7:30 p.m. — WHS football vs Bremei at Wawasee

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By ROSALYN JONES Mrs. Joe (Ruth) Rapp was guest (if honor at a dinner held by the Syracuse public library board September 18. Mrs. Rapp has retirea from active membership after serving 37 years as a board member. She was appointed to serve on the board in 1936. In 1937 she served as assistant secretary and in 1938 she was elected secretary, which post she filled for 3f 1 years until her recent retirement December 31, 1972. Jack Vanderford, president of the library board, presented Mrs. Rapp with a lovely blue commemorative plate depicting Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me liberty or give me death” speecn, a gift from all the board meml>ers and librarians, to honor her many years of service. Mrs;. Vernon Beckman, our newest board member, was appointed January 1, 1973 to fill the seat vacated by Mrs. Rapp. $1,250 damage in Wednesday mishap Damage was listed at $1,250 to vehicles driven by Edward C. Krebs, 71, Leesburg, and Audie I. Bean, 28, r 7 Warsaw, when they collided Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 6:50 a.m. oh SR 15, one mile north of Milford at Brock Manufacturing. Krebs was northbound on SR 15 and attempted to turn into the Brock parking lot when he was struck from behind by the Bean vehicle. County police Sgt. Ron Robinson investigated. No injuries were reported.

Scramble held at Wawasee Wawanec Golf club held its scramble Saturday, Sept 22, with the following winners: First — Paul Kizer, Milford, Joe Scheidel, Bernice Miller and Pam Scheidel, all of Goshen Second— Merrill Postma, New Paris; Jim Lolliver, Hazel Swihart and Evelyn Kilmer, all of Goshen Mr; and Mrs. Elvin Shock of Plymouth were Saturday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Sr. of Milford.

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